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... Colllll,itiolte Sir Thomas Herbert. K .C. a Yesterday. In the Parish Chant' of Cahirconlish. by the Res. M. Moore. Sir. John Keats, of Abington, to Macy, eldest daughter of Mr Heorge Keay,. of Caiiirconlisla At Newcastle Church. ill this County, by tne ...
... _ - -•- - I Love and Mesmerism ; some Passages from the Lite of the Countess of Rosenthal-2 Life and Literary Remains of John Keats-3 Ceylon and the Cingslese. With Illustration-4 The Fairfax Correspondence-5 Theodore Hook-6 Lays of Many Lands. No VI-7 ...
... Mary Bowen-- to be imprisoned ono month. The lung panel was then called, And two juries sworn, :-- Wm. Dundon, for man ; John Keats, Wan. Yokes, John Bundon, Thomas Moore, George Keays, Michael achir, ,lames Torkey, William Blake, David Roche, Mietuacl ...
... Michael Table, Secretary. At which meeting it was adopted— Moved by Serjeant-Major John Keating, and seconded by Michael Smyth. That the Secretary be retreated to prepare a suitable Address to be presented to Captain C. J. FURLONG, in charge of the Greenwich ...
... Rodolphus Greene, Patrick J. Conway, William Allen Andrew A. Kennedy, W. H. Brown. rigg, W. E. Clinton. Thomas Roberts, John Keating, Maurice C. O'Brien, John Owen, Joseph B. O'Connor, James B. Concannon, George Chatterton, James P, Browne, John Faucet' ...
... own recognizance& in £2O each, viz—lohn Bryan, Michael Dwyer, Michael 'Joran, John Sullivan, James Maher, Patrick Dea, John Keating, John Shea, Denis Ryan, Edward Maher, John Doran, Thomas Finn, John Farrell, and James Phelan. Those who remain of the ...
... in the noon day, an armcd party of frre. men, with their faces blackened and in %kite shirts. attacked the house of Mi. John Keating, of Peens. near Kathleale. A am of his, a mere boy, who was at herne. seized a pistol, and ((red at the intruders, wounding ...
... fined at the prosecution of Mr. Lloyd. the Inspector, Patrick Welsh and Timothy ' Hogan for having illegal measures • alto, John Keating, for having the bottoms driven up in his measures, to defraud the public. The magistrates, in order to show their disa ...
... Mr James Chine, Tipperary, Mr T Sadkir, Killaloe, Mr James Ryan, Cashel, Mr M Dolan, Kildysart, Mr M Nealon, Cahir, Mr John Keating, Curt, Mn Moliony, Golden. Mr J Dwyer, Kilfinane, Mr A Brennan, Thurlea, Mr Win Ilickie, Ratlikeale, Mr P O'Dea, Nensgh ...
... son. to Upper Temple street, the Lady of John Fitzgerald, Esq. Barrister at Lao, of a ma. At Haruki's arum, the Lady of John Keating., Ksq. of • da•ghtrt At Waterloo manse, North Strand. the Lady of Philip J. Webb, Esq.o4 aeon. In Upper Lomun.street, the ...
... At Parsonsborn, John, third ma of Mr. John Murphy. At Springnenint, roung ,o Tippsrary, Mrs. Keating, relict of the late John Keating, . Thomas Wads, Esq. of Mimed, county Tipperary. _ At Pembroke Cottage, Rate, widow of ThO011i• Hodgins, of Graft.mratreet ...
... Lords Derby and $ Gleeson. to recover the lands of be Ballygor all , „ for Plaintiff's. In the Crown Court, Richards, John Keating pleaded guilty of ens The following convictions also took plat Byrnes, James Dwver, for highway TAW Burke ; William Dwyer ...