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... , and of said Stable and Yard, 81. 10s. annually, both late currency.—.Dated this 9th January, 1882. JOHN SEMPLE. . .» JOHN KEATING TAYLOR, f !>herlffs - JOHN LAWRENCE, Auctioneer, ...
... wife, Catherine, here interfered, and turned the fury of the assailants on themselves. One of the most prominent, named John Keating, described as having gone to Portobello, and returned with force of or men, with whom he commenced an attack on Dunn and ...
... Court ; and immediately aftc, the Jury, which was in all night, was called oul| and delivered a verdict Guilty against John Keating O’Dwyer all the counts, against Thomas Bradshaw on the minor counts, and Acquitted Roger Keating O’Dwyer, This verdict ...
... 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 ...
... wife, Catherine, here interfered, and turned the fury of the assailants on themselves. One of the most prominent, named John Keating, is described as having gone to Portobello, and returned with a force of 50 or 60 men, with whom he commenced an attack ...
... Nowlan, Mrs. Murnny, Neil O’Neil,Mrs. Muiphy, P. Cavansgh, Wm. Morritsy, C. Morrissy, Mrs. Quin, John Keating, D, Maher, A Ryan, Mrs, Slattery, John Keating, Miss Jones, K. Dillon, L. Celery, Mrs. Keating, T. Kelly, James'Sheeby, J. Gorman, E. Keating, ...
... 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 ...
... d 1 10 Rev. J. Markey, P.P each from the Rev. Thomas Boyton, C.C., John Keating, Esq., Pat Keating, Esq., Messrs. Maurice Wail, John Cooney, and A Friend to O?Connell Mr. Denis Larkin .. Anonymous Mr. David Darcy s ...
... 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, and occupied the entire day. The following a list of the Jury sworn Sir George Whitford, foreman ; John Keating Taylor. Samuel Warren, Sir N. W. Brady, Samuel Lampry, James Moore, John Mallet, James Chambers, Joseph Ferrier, George ...
... SESSIONS COURT.—JoIt Lawrence Byrne, John Keating, Joseph Beirne, John Kenny, and James Norton were indicted for a conspiracy to cot and destroy fifty yards of cotton warp, in the process of being manufactured in the Sraithfield Penitentiary. It appeared ...