... daughtee, an circum stantial evidence, and tbat on the way to execution the cbnvict saw in the crowd another Engibnan'named John Keats, whohad beenextremely sctive;in collectingevi dence against him. Thc cnvict expressed a desire to die. in peace with.all ...

... studies for which a feeble organization unfitted him. The writer of these words is totally ignorant of the facts of the case, John Keats had, indeed, a most delicate and sensitive organi- zation, To this was it owing that, when the cruel and ma- licious criticism ...

... secure tile glory and h ll. piuess of yoer people. f James Keating, D.D., James Sinnott, PP., Nicholas Furlong, P.11., John Keating, C.C., Thomas Stafford, P.P., Thomas Doyle CC., James Fanning, C.C., ,.lohn Scallan, ?? Dennis Kenny, C.C., Patrick Prendergast ...

... John lKeating, C C, county Wicklow; Rcv Garrett O'Toole, C C, Rev Mdr Sheridan, C C, Rev Thomas Roche, C C, and the Rev John Keating, C C .. 27 10 0 Ball's-bridge, per Messrs Power and Brierton . 0 3 0 Leixilp, Kildare, per Mr Jas Garland 7. .. 0 7 0 ...

... in the noon day, an armed party of five men, with their faces blackened, and in white shirts, attacked the house of Mr. John Keating, of Reens, near Reathkeale. A son of his, a mere boy, who was at home, seized a pistol, and fired at the intruders, wounding ...

... twelve the solemn high mass com- menced with the usual requiems. The high priest was the Rev. Michael Dempsey; deacon, Rev. John Keating; sub.deacon, Rev. Dr. Ford. The Rev. Dr. Laffan, of the Metropolitan Church, led the choir,; hanters, Very Rev. R. J. O'Hanlon ...

... t grand corridor, which connects the convent with the i church :-The V ry Rev Dr Murphy, V G; Rev William t Murphy, Rev John Keating, R-v L K'rwan, S P C; Rev i E Doyle, Moi-Leer; Rev J Roche, Fvrns; Rev T Roobe, Eordicorthy ; Rev William Slurphl, Erniscorthy; ...

... the sum of 101 from this lo- l l cality. You will please have proposed as members, Messrs Thomas Dymes, James Kennedy, John Keating, John , M'Gheehan, Hugh M'Cann, Samuel M'Artney, and John Doherty, having enrolled twenty R-pealers each. E, I have received ...

... Richard Murphy, as; Mrs Nation, a8; Patrick M'Kenna, R W, S; Pierce Gaul, rs; Patrick MGuire, 28; James NsCrelb, 7e 6d: John Keating, 6s; Thomas Lynch, 5s; Theo Haurahan, ,8; WM Murphy, 3d id; Martin Ryan as; John Walsh, SW, 6s; Maurice Kelly, es; John ...

... Westport, Mayo, per Mr N Horan 3 15 S 8trAdone, Cavan, per Mr P Mlurphy .. 0 17a Adamstown and Newbawn, Wexiord, per Rev John Keating . 2 2 0 Ballylongferd, Kerry, per Rev W M'Carthy, C C I 1 0 Belfast, per Mr 0 Kerr 6 3 8 Moycarikey and Borrls, Tipperary ...

... then adjourned to IO o'clock this mrmling. DUBLIN POLICE-YEsTERDAY. , HEAD OFFICE. | James Thompson chailed a man named John Keating- Iwl i. having stolen a set of harness, the property of his maste6,| Mr. William M'Cormac, of Usher's quay. The prisoner ...

... ; he had same Wl geese, assdtold the comnmissioner upon inquiry that he wanted Ba thema to eat. Ilis rent was 41. 10s. John Keating hadla good furniture and feather bed ; commissioner had visited IW. his house and room ; had as good furniture as any farmer ...