... G B Towell, F. Drew Usher, Christophoc U-her, Arthur Wallace, Henry Walsh, Richard Hancock. Henry Huddy. Richard Kirby, John Keating, Bryan Kennedy, Da»id Keefe. Cornelius Lee, Patrick Lee, Iboroae Meade, John Mullowney. Fbos Newell, George Kelson, .Totnee ...

... at Half-past Five precisely. STEWARDS. 'll ,!ght of Aberdeen M. Sheriff Richardson —Fin Hon. and Right Rev. Chas. Rev. 'John Keate, D.D. Master of : R e s e v L . o t tr ob. b . B j i ain sho e p s L o o f rd L z on is cl h o o n p , Eton School v ke ...

... of Aberdeen Mr. Skeriff IlicbArditm IMit Kev. Lord Rev. John Keate, D. U. Master of ion (V. Pre».) Eton School ert Janie*, Lord Rev. J.Hewletl, B.D. Rector of tester. Hilgay, Norfolk .ord May i r T. G. B. Estcourt, Esq. M.P. Vaughan Thomas Copeland, Esq ...

... Table at Half-past Fivecisely. STEWARDS. Hon. Earl of Aberdeen lia 1, Mr. Sheriff Richardson Hon. and Right Rev. Chas. Rev. 'John Keate, D.D. Master of 14. . i , :on ai r ri .e : h s iire. L hBe o : r tr d eort :31shop of London, Etan School v i ce -President ...

... Five precisely. , STEWARDS. Right Hon. Earl of Aberdeen. I Mr. Sheriff Richardson. Right Han. and Right Rev. Chas. f Rev. John Keate, D.D. Master James Lord Bishop ot London, of Eton School. Vice-President. Rev. J. Hewlett, B.D. Rector of Right Rev. Robert ...

... the surprise of all, he “ cut it,” having received heavy fall. The fight lasted 1 h. am A second fight took place between John Keate, tin tol Youth, and Thomas Evans, for three pounds a-side. was seconded Old Joe Bath and Phil Nut, and Evai Jem Bailey and ...

... Half-past Five precisely. STEWARDS. Right Iron. Earl of Aberdeen Mr. Sheriff Richardson Right Hon. and Right Bev. Chas. Rev, John Keate, D.D. Master of James Lord Bishop of London, Eton SchOol Vice-President Rev. :J. Hewlett, B.D. Rector of Right Rev. Rob ...

... half-past Five precisely. R STEWARDS. j ?? Hon. Earl of Aberdeen. I Mr. Sheriff Richardson. •'FhtHen.and Right Uev. Chas. j Rev. John Keate, D.D. Master •■'ines I. ur d Bishop ol London, of Eton School. . 'ce 'President. Rev. J. Hewlett, B.D. Rector of •-'►M ...

... Five precisely. ui „i . STEWARDS. ell, H n. Earl of Aberdeen -Mr. Sheriff Richardson a errie and Right Rev. Chas. Rev. 'John Keate, D.D. Master of VI . 8 R Lord Bishop of London, Eton School .ce • b esident Rev. Hewlett, B.D. Rector of 1. Of el:',ev, ...

... of Themas's' effects, under the direction of the insolvent Debtors' Court. The mode of arrest was certainly not common. John Keats stated, that Thomas had dealt with him in 18Z7-8, and became largely indebted to him; 'Thomas, in .1827, married the daughter ...

... and Thomas Quin, Esq Lmighloher, Mr. Perry’s, b, m. Peggy the Lawn, (by Mocoa.) rode Master James Keating, youngest son John Keating, Esq., of hp won with ,RCB 5, lIIAT, HAI On Tiipsdnr, S. H. Atkins, Esq. sent Clon- Uil. R. Martin, charged will, haring ...

... Qnin, Esq., of Loughloher,—Mr. Perry, b. m. Peygy in the Lawn, (by Moeoa,) rode by Matter James Keating, youngest ton of John Keating, Esq, of Springmount, won with ease. Mr. John Cusack’s g. m. Maria, beat Mr. John O’Shea’s Dandy, for wager of 2 sovs.— ...