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... paperhanger—Thomas Blowers, Tottenham-Court-Road, Middlesex, linen draper—Alexander Dallas,Towerhi!l, wine ard porter-merchant—John Keating, Manchester, Lancashire, dealer and ch pman—Arch. M'Guffie, Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant—lsaac Hotte-, March ster. Lane ...
... Andrews, Surrey, paper-hanger. Thomas Blowers, London, linen-draper. Alexander Dallas, London, wine and porter-merchant, John Keating, Manchester, dealer. Archibald M‘Guffie, Liverpool, merchant, Isaac Potter, Manchester, grocer. John Parr, Manchester, ...
... chapman, appear February 5, 16 and March 16 at Guildhall London Attornies Mess Whittons Great James street Bedford row John Keating of Manchester in the county of Lancaster, dealer and chapnan.to appear February 18,19 and March 16 at the Taibot Inn in ...
... Hill, London,wine and port er«ercb ant; February 16, and March s6, Guildhall; Messrs. Wbittoni, Bedford Row, solicitors. John Keating, Manchester, dealer February 18, 19, and March 16, the Talbot Inn, Manchester; Messrs. Hewitt Kirk, Manchester, Solicitors ...
... Hill, London, wine and porter merchant; February 16, and March s6, Guildhall; Messrs. Wbittons, Bedford Row, solicitors. John Keating, Manchester, dealer February 18, 19, and March •6, Ihe Talbot Inn, Manchester; Messrs. Hewitt & Kirk, Manchester, Solicitors ...
... that's given ; And the tear that can fall at iess. ALMS that's ACXtITED TWO SONNKTS THE GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET. T [r*OM JOHN KEATS*] The poetry of earth never dead : When all the birds y/e; faiijt with the hot sun, And hide cooling trees, voice will run ...
... Mallidag Letter to Lord Binning on the State of Lunatic Asylams aod Condition of the Insane Poor in Scot- land—Poems by John Keats—Six Mois a Londres, en 1816. ANALYTICAL REIGN —M, Sylvestre de Sacy on the ladian Work called the Tables of Bedpai—M Biot ...
... ; and Dr. Jlallidaifs Letter Lord Binning the State Lunatic Asylums and Condition of the Insane Poor Scotland—Poems by John Keats—Six Mois a Londrts, cn 1816. ANALYTICAL NOTlCES.—Foreign JotniNAt.s I vest Sacy the Indian Work called the Tables of Biot ...
... 2 0 Friend of the Established Church 1 1 0 W * «y, by the Rev. L. b. Jones 10 0 0 Rev. Robert Morres 2d 10 0 0 Key. Dr. John Keate 21 0 oto V ancell Wm. Vonge 0 0 i; Zl D - 30 o o Stretton on Dunsmore, Warwickshire, per ev . H. Powell Henry Patterson ...
... mail coach road from 'Wexford to Dublin. Upwards of one hundred and thirty acres of said lands were held by Patrick Barry, John Keating his step-son, and John Devereaux, whose son is married to Keating's sister. Keating, however, surrendered his proportion ...
... particulars of the inquest in this shocking affair. The aufferera a»e Jas. Goulds Ray nee (die naval gentleman spoken of). John. Keating, John Creamer. James Motley, Timothy Connell,. William and. asm, men. The were InsnutUd jury as they lay s« tbs esbin ...
... details at present. On Friday, an inquest was held st Cove, before Mr. Hardy, coroner, on the bodies Captain Janies Gould John Keating, John Creamer, James Morlcy, Timothy Connell, William Swansea, and Frank Sullivan, seamen, the unfortunate individuals ...