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... Mr. William Kelly, formerly of Herondcn in the parish Eastry, in this county. Thursday died in the Parish AM Saints, Mr# John Keats, in the years of his age, formerly butler the late Mrs. Cecilia Scott, of this city, in which family he lived upwards of ...
... Brussels, in a fit of apoplexy, Edmund Fleming Akers, esq. of Berrymead Priory, Aclou, Middlesex.—Feb. at Rome, aged 25, Mr. John Keats,, the Poet .—March 11, Hounslow, in his 8 Bth ear, Rob. Seamen, esq.—March 15, Catherine Ann, wife of (he Rev. T. F. Green ...
... days since died, Mr. Syllabourn at Granby Inn, Darlford. ™ i. On Thursday morning died, in the parish 0 f 11 ■ Saints, Mr. John Keats, m the 77 year of h'sw formerly butler to the late Mrs. CScilia Scott this city, which family lived upwards of ar J i years ...
... spirit-merchant—Aaron Joseph and George Sheppard,. Frome-Selwood, Somcr e , clothiers.—William Ball, Budge-row, warehouseman.— John Keating, Manbhester, dealer and chapman.—John Pollitt, Manchester, grocer.—Thomas Agar. Kingstonupon-Hu!l, hatter—James Richardson ...
... wine and porter merchant, Feb. 5, 16, March 16, Guildhall. An. Messrs. Whittons, Great James-street, Bedfordrow, London. John Keating, Manchester, Lanraster, dealer and chapman, Feb. 18,' 19, March 16, Ta!m,t a „ Manchester. Alt.'Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk ...
... the George Inn, Portsmouth.', Attornies, Calloway. Portsmouth, Messrs, Collett., and Collett, Chancery-lane, London- , John Keating, Manchester, dealer and chapman, Feb. 38,19, , i Marcli 16. at one, at the Talbot Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt ...
... aged 26.—/anuary 23, at Wi Mheimstone, builder, at the bourne, Gloucestershire, Alfred Hardcastle, esc, of Hat cl ay 1. John Keating House, Surrey, to Theresa, daughter of the late E. C. uf “ian, atthe White Bear Irn, Jy hn ‘rlificates tu be gy fF esq ...
... ''te'H^'e'uf^etftfif , ':t-s. i'\ »•• Henry Clihiihan,'a^ed'43, for stealing rtiare with a saddle raid brittle, the property of John Keat, ot Fairs;—9l, for burglariously 'entering the absence of the family, the dwelling house of James Beeny, of Growhurst, and ...