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... for Barbado *s. The persons on board the vessel were, Mr. Smith, the first mate ; Swanson, the second mate; Sullivan, and John Keating, manners; John Cramer, the carpenter; Jdbn Deaves James Rickards, and Thomas Hammond, boys; llmothy Connell and James Hurley ...
... then on Board, the frisoner, who was Master of the vessel, William Bmith (he Grst wate, William Swanson, the @cond mate, John Keating s mariner, Johu .rmfimx, a mariner, Jobn Howse, a mariner, W.o@mcr, the carpedter. There were alss ...
... —XV*. Voyages and Travels Columbus Sec nodus. Chap. IH, Christmas.-« XV*i. Remarks Shelly's Adouais. Elegy the Death of John Keates. I. Mechaniqn« Celeste; the Piophelic Almanack, for I*22.—XVIII. The Retrospective Review.—XlX. The Pirate, the Author Vaverlej ...
... Waters, Auctionier. In same town, Mr. John' Brazille. In Waterford, the relict of the late Mr. John Waters. In Clonmel, Mr. John Keating, Deputy Weighmaster of that town. In same town, Mr. William Kenny. On Saturday last, at the Manor House, Dunmanway, of ...
... ON BEB VOTAOI FROM B4RBAOOCS TO CORK. A Coroner’s Jury sat during two daya on the bodies of Captain James Goold Raynes, John Keating, John Creamer, James Morley, Timothy Connell, William Swahson, and Sullivan, found dead in the pabin of the Mery Rutstll ...
... Country ition to discharge our duty FAMILY Jumps Miilcahy. James Ne:.gl« Jeffrey —*.7 Patrick Toffy I ftirhartt Power 7 John Keating 5 Eliw. Thompson, jun. Sweeney James Mooney Matthew Power 8 DUNSHAIJGttLIN CATHOLIC MEETING. The Romm Catholics of this ...
... evening, between and 10 o'clock, fivo fellows jin arms, with their faces blackened, suddenly rushed into Ibe house of Mr. John Keating, of Curranstnwn, about four miles from Clonmel, and attacked his Son, Mr. Patrick ' Keating, who is Constable, Collector ...
... !! —What will the Revenue Officers say to Ibis? Police Vigilance.— On last Friday night, eleven sheep, the properly of John Keating, Esq were sto from otf the lands of Curranstown, and no trace of them has as yet been found, though there are Police Stations ...
... ment, or Cunnaught Rangers, 56 R. M. Peile, A. Kirkpati ick, 0 Henry R. P.ine, 5 0 Lord Chief Justice, 50 O John Keating, 0 0 Edmond Mooney, o Joshua Spencer, 90 0 0 Counsellor F. Blackhufne, 10 0 0 Alex. PotUrton and Co ...
... Laurence Waldron P- Kiltollo. Thomas Fallon, nn. Ballinakiil, B. Fitzpatrick, p.p Moyloughj, John O’Connor,p.p Kilcm.nglT John Keating, p.p, Le.'trm, M.M’Ucrmott, p.p Edw. Jennincs, n.a Headford, J. Browne, u. c. c. nadow;), F. Prendergast, p F. luce,'ditto ...
... Charles Bianeoni, Clonmel, James Sause, Stur, Patrick Grady, Clonmel, ‘Thomas Nugent, John Luther, lonmel, Stephen Egan, John Keating, \V. O'Donnell, Carriek-on-Snir, Char! s Dalton, O. S. F. Clonuivh Francis O’Ryan, Cashel, Clem. SudTier, Shrtmelnll, Edmond ...
... Chronicle: (From mr Cort Correrpmdcri.) Thursday an Inquest was held Cove, Mr. Hardy Coroner, the bodies James Itayoes, John Keating, John Creamer, James Mnrley, Con. Nell, Win. Swanson, and Frank Sullivan. The bodies of the deceased, when inspected by ...