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... 1704. Exmouth, Lifton, Totnes, *Helston, Milbourne Port, and Northmolton fairs. beheaded, 1618.—ft. ft. Sheridan born —John Keats born, 1791 .-Piympton, Chippenham, Cheddar, Famphill, Hindon, Bampton, Chagford, Five Lanes St Lawrence, Corfe Castle, Uphaven ...
... 1704. —Exmouth, Lifton, Totnes, andHelstone fairs. SATURDAY. Raleigh beheaded, 1018. Richard Bfinslcy Sheridanbom, 1751. John Keats born, 1796. —Chippenham, Chisselborough, Corfe Castle, Pampbill, Piddle Town, Highweek, and U> hiven fairs. ...
... LAND, President. Stewards : The Rev. the WARDEN WINCHESTER The Rev. JOHN TEMPLER. The Rev. FRANCIS T. B. WILLISFQRD Captain JOHN KEATS. WM. HY. BE3LY, Esq-. HENRY BARN'E, Esq. Dinner at three o'clock.—Tickets to had the bar of the Three Tons. N.B. There will ...
... and Outhouses adjoining, and about six acres of Pasture Land, immediately contiguous thereto, now in the occupation of Mr. John Keats, who is about retire front business, sod whose Stock be taken by the purchaser fair valuation. Possession may had Michaelmas ...
... WARDS. The Reverend The W R DEN of WINCHESTER, The Reverend JOHN TEMPI,Eft The Reveren'l FRANCIS T. B. WTLLISFORD, Captain JOHN KEATS, WILLI AM HENRY l'.E>l.Y, Esq., Esq. Dinner Three o'clock. Tickets had the Bar of Three Tuns. N.1!.-There will be A BALL ...
... Nassau Street, Soho Square, and of Totteridge, Herts. DEATHS. Xov. 29, «t Dorchester, after a long illness, Ann, wife of Mr. John Keats, cabinet-maker, aged 3H. Nov 30, Poole, Mr. William Wilkinson, aged 51. At Lyme, the Rev. W. Philips, Independent Minister ...
... Cornwall for three healthy lives, aged respectively bo, SU, and IJ. For viewing the Premises apply to the Tenant, or Mr. JOHN Keats, the Owner; and for further particulars to Mr. Charles BtHenning, Attorney at Law, Dorchester. Dated September, 1J?34. SOM ...
... prisoner's wife, for threatening her life. In default of payment to imprisoned for fourteen days. John Fowler was summoned by John Keats for an assault, by beatin» him with the buckle-end of a strap, and afterwards with a horsewhip. Fined 6 ...
... Bradley, Wilts, with the stable, brewhousc, garden, arid Pasture Land, altogether about six acres, lately occupied by .Mr. John Keates, who has retired from business.—The Stock of lJeer, brewing utensils, hay, &c., of the landlord, to be taken fair valuation ...
... aud Cunstable of Arie, George Cooke, Tythingmau and Constable of Alstoae. John Davis, Constable of Alstoue. John Mutlow, John Keat, Jobn Jidcote. and Jonathan Smith, ‘Tythingmen and Constables of Westall, Naunton, and Sandtusd. homas Pates, Constable of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...