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... various forms of verse in the volume. In the Great Writers series, also published by Mr. Walter Scott, we have the Life of John Keats, by William Michael Rossetti. This story of the poet's life is admirably told, for Mr. Rossetti is an eminent hand in work ...
... Guards appointed of College 1 in-borough Hants from Dec 21 C ' O Osborne (J of service capacity n pired Burton-on-Trcnt John Keats bri committed trial with 1 into of Mr Charles September last stealing gold other articles discovered floor of prisoner’s ...
... being drunk.—kr —ars Blandwood, for committing a breach of the peace in Paul-street, en the 3rd inst., and John Dodd and John Keating, for a similar offence in Victoria-road on the 25th nit, each bound over to be of good behaviour. STRAY ANI3f ALS.—Thom3s ...
... House, muck-street, yesterday, Blake no. charged before S. I Rigny, Esq., with having,on Thursday, maliciously wounded John Keating, labourer, at Rixton. The prosecutor on the evening of Thursday he in the taproom of the Red Lion Inn, Riaton, and the ...
... schlot :—Wm. Holt, Peter McCarthy, Alice Tobin, Samuel Stanley. Patrick McGever (adjourned), Richs.rd Glassey, Thos. Eimi:h, John Keating, Miles Gaul Pat Breen, Patrick Fitzsimons, John Johnson, and James Handy. Keating's boy was committed to an industrial ...
... Mr. W. T. Husband, the deputy coroner, on Tuesday afternoon held an inquest, at Widnes Accident Hospital, 00 the body of John Keating, a Chemical labourer, who died in that Institution, on Saturday. under the circumstances detailed below. Mr. Cook was present ...
... Board of Guardians, on Wednesday, Mr. Ward, the Workhouse master, reported that.in the middle of the night, a man named John Keating had been brought to the Workhouse by a policeman, who said that he was suffering from paralysis. Next morning, however ...
... :—Peter Camay, Ellen Carnay, Thomas Molyneux, Thomas Welsh, Thomas Risley, Daniel Brown, Hugh Gallagher, John McDonald, John Keating. MORE DRUNKENNESS.—Thernas Eustace, who was represented by his wife, was charge i with drunk and disorderly conduct, on ...
... in each case :—Thomas Molyneaux, Thomas Welsh, James Carr, James Simposon, John A. Brien, Patrick Quinn, James Hughes, John Keating, Thomas Owens, Bartholomew Lavine, and Francis Garbutt. YESTERDAY.—Before Mr. John Brock. ANOTHER ALLEGED SAVAGE ASSAULT ...
... without proper to to they If pemutions taken lry the pawlookers, one of the would net take place. or PEACIR.—Thomas and John Keating were eharged with mannitting a breach of the poste by tbahting at Hollins-green on the July.—The haying been proved by ...
... children regularly to school : —Pat Mystall, Adam Green, Thomas Moore, Thomas Turner, Richard Williams, John Corrighan, John Keating, Joseph Peacock, John Martin John Keenaghan, Wm. Lee, Elizabeth Sparkes, John Feder), and Wm. Fallon. The cases were proved ...
... Riley, and Phillip Riley. IThe usual penalty of ss. and costs was imposed.—Thomas I Flood, 12 years of age, stepson of John Keating, was committed to St. George's Industrial School, Liverpool, until he has attained the age of 16. ' BLUE B u IBRON GOSPEL ...