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... JOHN KEATING MEETING OF THE ORANGEMEN OF THE QUEEN’S COUNTY—THE MAGISTRATES—THE POLICE, Ac. Maryborough, Yf.steruay.—Understanding that the meeting of the Conservatives, held here this day, was to be a private one, I did not seek admission, 1 previously ...
... James CasiurW James t ivid' Thos. liarr. . John* Bourk Joseph Jack son Hugh Fennell John Cullen Alexander Fax Wm. Rearing John Keating Michael Kelly James Dowling Robert Phillips Wm. Peakin Thomas Hickey Blnn ZlbhariA John •Vuw) PatricyMftran, John Jspellm ...
... Peter O’Keeffe. Daniel Mangan James Matthew Nolan Thomas M‘Guirs- Daniel O'Beirna Robert Johnson Collins Peter Philips John Keatings Henry Hill Richard Kelly Matthew O’MtUty J. Burke Michael Burks Nicholas Burks Martin Hogan John Hogan David White Michael ...
... Thomas Quin, Esq. Louphloher. Mr. Perry’s, b, m. Peggy in the Lawn, (by Mocoa,) rode Master James Keating, youngest son of' John Keating,’Esq., of Springmount, won with ease. . • Mr. John Cusack rn, Maria, beat Mr. John ohea Handy, tor wager of sova. Dandy ...
... James Tyrrell David Hanlon Thos. Farrell John Bourk Joseph Jackson Hugo Fennell John Cullen Alexander F.«x Win. Keating John Keating Michael Kelly James Dowling Robert Phillips Wm. Peakm Thomas Hickey Wm. Binn Zachari.tli John Jacob Patrick Moran, Edward ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING REGISTER. Dear Sir—ln a letter in your paper of the instant, signed John Keating, complaining of the importation of certain English policemen ; as I believe there may be some mistake on the subject, I beg leave to say, that ...
... not very cordiallv received the assemblage. is clear the question progresses rapidly. We yesterday inserted letter signed John Keating,” in reference to police appointments under the new metropolitan act. did so with the utmost readiness, because feel that ...
... Seel street, wards at St. Phillip??s Church, Hard mao- ?treat, Mr. John Haoluo, Monaghan, Maiy, thiid daughter the late John Keating, Esq., merchant, tVaalord. j Cloo ltlkin Church, Pollock, Eaq., Btewry, Moualpleasaot, El lea, el. last daughter of Edward ...
... of the co-heiresses of the late Sir Duke Giffard, Bart. DEATHS At the Presentation Convent, Cashel, Judith, daughter of John Keating, I sq., of Springmount. At the Presentation Convent, Kilkenny, Mrs. Mulhallen, rel ct of the late J. I*. Mulhallen, Esq ...
... Robinson, Michael *MuUey, Thomas Reynolds, John Lnior, Robert Byrne and Co., Daniel Leeson, William M‘Cormick and Co., Michael John Keating, Thos. and Richd. hite, John Behan, I P- Rogors,. Hugh nuffv, Puter Cnrrm, Bernard Tally, John Ktsigh, George Cluff,’ 1 ...
... We arc. very ittptctfuily, your obedient serveatat hhilip M'Cormiek, Ounue, hoir.as H. Orr, James Dillon, T. O'Neill, John Keating, fa! I llreaoan, Hugh Oerity, John D)lce, Denis O’Brien, John Ray, Jose; Levett, James O’OorTnsn, John Kirwun, C. H. Fleming ...
... gate, was loudly groaned and hissed by the populace. In the Recorder’s Court, Green street, John Semple, jun., Esq., and John Keating Taylor, Esq., were sworn in High Sheriffs, and Mr. Morris, Sub-sheriff of the city of Dublin. ...