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... Content*: 1. Los* and Mesmerism ; Some P»««ages from the Life oyhe Counter of Rosenthal—2. Life and Literary Remains of John Keats—3 Ceylon and the Cingalese. With Illustration—4. The Fairfax Correspondence—s. Theodore Hook—6 Lays of Many Lands. No. VI ...
... 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' ...
... Fitzgerald. Clonmel. Mr W. Kirby. Tipperary, Mrs John Dee. Tipperarv, M Thoa. Sadlior Canhel, Mr Michael Dolan, Cahir, Mr. John Keating, Golden, Mr. J Dwver. Thurles, Mr. W'm.Hiclde. Ncoagh, Mr. J. Carroll. Newport, Mr. Daniel ly despatched once Fortres. ...
... R\an, William Burke, Thomas Burke, appearing ted; Walshe, ; Bridget Meehan, notes: Catherine Goggin and Michael - itches; John Keat imr. stealing cows; Martin manslaughter; Patrick (ileeson, assault, with intent ravish; Patrick Ready and William Lonergan ...
... O’Qrady, and a bequest in his will was the subject of the dispute between them- An awful and sacreligious offender named John Keating, who had been accomplishing his frauds and robberies under the guise of monk, contrived during mass time at twelve o’clock ...
... Murphy, for stealing *;ieep Loughill, the I January from Denis Not Guilty. , . » Michael Kennedy. Thomas Haheity, John Lacy, John Keating, and Michael Farrell, lor tw.» calves from Eyre Massy. Esq., at Cahermoylc, tho 7th Januaiy. Kennedy. Guilty the others ...
... Keating, who was the tenant on tne lands, and who was forgiven ayear for giving it to the widow, had let it to another. John Keating, another tenant, states that he had acre and a half and a house free, under Mr. O’C. for the last six years. Tom Keating ...
... 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 ...