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... ë*f Higk-dreet, St. Giles, pawnbroker. Samuel Bather, o�ëâ?ì Aldborough, builder. Wm. Winipey. of painter. John Keate, Weftminlter-bridgc carpenter. John Jobufon, of Fenchurch-flreet. druggitt. Luke Bradley, of Almondhury, Yorklhire, clothier ...
... that by the Irish Protestant landlords throughout the country this example will be generally followed. Horrid Murder.— Mr. John Keating, son of the late Mr. James Keating,, of Crahana, was murdered near his own door, close to Crahana. on Friday night. Hearing ...
... ••• 0 A Friend of the Established Church 1 Stow Clerical Society 10 0 0 Rev Robert Morres 2d 10 0 0 Rev. Dr. John Keate 21 Rev. Chancellor Yonge 600 P. W.D. ••• ~ SO 00 Stretttm on Dtinsmore, Warwick- n Fhire. per Rev. H. T. Powell Henry ...
... Islington to Waterloo Bridge— 12. Review Warner's Church-of England Theology; Mock Maoriscript Sermons.—l 3. Life Dream; Sonnet, John Keats.—ls. Edward Heibeft's Letters tbe of me Powels, No. 11. Greenwich Hospijal.-16. Letter to C. Van Vinkbnortis.ts ...
... Mr. Bushell,—We have taken the liberty of writing you, if you will so kind lo collect a small trifle for Edward t.owe, John Keating, and Charles Smith, for get pint of beer before arc part this world, and shall ever be obliged to you. For Mr. Bushell ...
... his Discoveries at Thebes •—Addendum, on the bones found in the Sarcophagus the central Chamber the Pyramid.—VlL Endymion John Keats.—VllL O'Reilly*s Voyage Grtenland, Davis'!. Strait, &c.—IX. Chiide Harold's Pilgrimaee Canto IV;—X. Memoirs Turkey, Robert ...
... Newington, Surrev, paper-Imitger. Thomas Blowers, of Tottenham-cnurt. road, linen Jmncr. Alex Dallas, Timer hill, winemerchant. John Keating, of Manchester, dealer. Archibald M'Guffie, of Liverpool, merchant. Isaac Potter, of Maitchesi t, grocer. - Parr, of Manchester ...
... Camberwell Pair towards Midnight—Dallady the Negress—The Husk and the Grain, &c. Ac.—An unpublished Sonnet. By the late John Keats—A new Poem. R. Monckton MUnes, Esq., m. p.—And other articles, of dilrersified T. Hood, F. O. Ward, Andrew Winter, Dr. Shelton ...
... Friend of the Established Church 1 10 Stow Clerical Society ' ]o 0 0 Rev. Robert Morres . 10 0 0 Rev. Dr. John Keate . 0 Rev. Chancellor Yonge . 0 0 P. D. . 0 0 Stretton Warwickshire, per Rev. H. T. Powell Henry Patterson ...
... Bradley, Wilts, with the stable, brew house, garden, and Pasture Land, altogether about six acres, lately occupied by Mr. John Keates, who has retired from business. The Stock of Beer, brewing utensils, hay, &c., of the landlord, to he taken at fair valuation ...
... Villicrs,efqr. ALa y o Mrs Srarlmg I Mifs Bayley 2 Mils Haylev.Pulteney.ft. t Col. John Shaw.. . , 2 Mr. John Keating .. 1 A Lady . 2 Mr*. Stanley .. T. Hunt, elq; .. Mils Dev ere 1 1 . 1 General Gore .. 3 Mrs. General Gore - Capt ...
... fin, the said Air. John Tripp, aged 445, and Sidney Tripp, Ids son, aged and Lot being for tbe lives Mr. Tnomas Kento, Mr. John Keat*, Mr. Solomon Paine, and the said Mr. John Tripp, the proprietor. Ix»t S.—A (’lose of Meadow, called near Wnrfc Drnre, containing ...