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... that Hannibal was nothing him in imnoeuverinj;.** Allred Ashton, clerk to Mr. Wilcocks, C. proved that the traverser, John Keating O'Dwyer, was the chaii man the meeting, and that he heard him address the people from the pintf«>rm and say ** We art met ...
... Knockany, DanSya.n, V.P. Michael Power, |||.i i „P*Kerald, John Doimsan, [ m . Edward Pitsgentld, 'tgrrald, Kilbully.John Keating, I’liiriA’o- , Patrick Marray, P. P. f«k. d “* William Mulciihr, .* Jo 1 Kilooolan, Jo!t„ '’ P William Bntler, do. ' ...
... At eleven o’clock precisely Judge Jebb entered the Court, and took nis seat upon the bench. Jury—Sir George Whiteford, John Keating Taylor, Samuel Warren, SirN. W, Brady, Samuel Lamprey, James, Moure, John Mallet, James Chambers, Joseph Ferrier, George ...
... Tin|irrarJ' Cholera has re appeared Featliari., j,rt! The Political Union of Nenagh, bn. sf '. |rth j,Kui rt of condolence to John Keating Dwyer, confined in Clonmel Jail. Union. onTl' r, meeting of the Limerick Polilieal • day night—Mr. P. W. Creagh in the ...