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... York-hotel.) Patronised by Field-Marshals Sir George Nugent and T. Grosvenor; Generals Sir Edward Paget, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir John Keatings, Maiston, G. Pitt, Frederick Macdonald Goodfallow, Clayton, Morrison, Dyott, Robertson, Mackenzie, Galway Biggs, Sheodde ...
... Forgo is at present under the care o f Ur. Jacob, in the county infirmary. Thre men named Garret Kelly, William Kelly, and John Keating bare been arrested on suspicion of being implicated in this outrage. —Leinater Express. Friday night a man named Hogue ...
... Foran is at present under the care of Dr. Jacob, in the county infirmary. Three men, named Garret Kelly, William Kelly, and John Keating having been arrested suspicion of being implicated in this outrage; they were remanded until next Monday, for further ...
... Michael Byrne, Kilboro ; Thomas Sinnott, Esq., Enniscorthy ; Robert Sinnott, Esq., do; Nicholas Sinnott. Esq , do; Rev. John Keating, C.C., Camolin; M. R. Leyne, Esq., Dublin; Rev. P. Murphy, C.C., Ferns; Rev. J. Palre, Newtownbarry ; Mr. Daniel Kenny ...
... moveable weighing machine sh he @hosed for the store. The Waster monied that the milk soppliod be one of the Con:ractors, John Keating, was very bad on •al occ-sions. Mr. L0,0n said that this mates milk was one fourth wirer, and the poor paupers ware ...
... York-hotel.) Patronised by Field-Marshals Sir George Nugent and T. Grosvenor; Generals Sir Edward Paget, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir John Keatings, Maiston, G. Pitt, Frederick Macdonald Goodfallow, Clayton, Mornicon; Dyott, Robertson, Mackenzie, Galway Biggs, Sheodde ...
... O’Hrien, C.C., Cranford ; Thomas Whitty, fanner, ; Mr. Philips, Ballgeale; Rev. P. Prendergast, C.C., Askexnore ; Rev. John Keating, C.C., Camoliu ; Mr. L. I*cym*, Dublin ; Rev. P. Murphy, C.C., Ferns ; Her. J. Parle, Newtownbarry ; Comerfonl, Newtownbarry ...
... Murphy, Dalkey; James M'Can; -Fitzpatrick, George's street. Drn WHITE proposed the admission of the following memi- ?? John Keating, C C, Camolin, county Wexford; Mfr James Walsh, Mr Thomas Lalor, and Mr John Sheehan, Townsend street, Dublin; Mr John ...
... Murphy, Dalkey ; James M'Cann, and Fitzpatrick, George’s-street. White proposed the admission of the following members:—Rev. John Keating, C.C., Can.olin, County Wexford ; Mr. James Walsh, Mr. Thomas Lalor, and Mr. John Sheehan, Townsend street, Dublin; Mr ...
... John Keatinf, CemoUn. a. Sob-Dcecoo, end the Ree. J. Parte, an Vaeler the Cercmonteo. The choir war ably led by tlie Ree. John Keating,'Adamntown, the Ree. Williwn Moran 8.P.C., trad the Ree. A. Rfonnrigg. -After the ternrinataan the eemnoniaa, the Ree. ...
... Murphy, Dalkey; Ja'Des M‘Can; Fitzpatrick, George’s street. Dr. Whitk proposed the admission »>f tha following members —Rev John Keating, CC, Camoltn, county Wexford; Mr James Walsh, Mr Thomas and Mr JoUa Sheehan, Townsend street, Dublin ; Mr John de Bowen ...
... went through the ceremony of dedication. ihetr lanes and garrets, you will seethe true litanies’were eh.aunled by tha Rev. John Keating. CC . ihle auiTernigs and soul.sinking scenes —thalanativ iwn, and the Rev. William .Moran, St. Peter’s can tunned «»f ...