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... Dog*,—Joseph Harris and Bobert Waidle were each fined dd and costa for hsTfeg dogs without Uemue. A Cabtbb's Offence. John Keating, of Bolton, was charged with riding without reins.— Defendant did not appear.—P.C. Leeming said the defendant was riding ...
... violent that he had to be carried tO the station,—A fine of 53 and cos% 78 6d, was iniptiv .d. Id tirrisNANcE or A BOff.—John Keating was summoned to show cause why he should not c,ntribute tawards the support of his son in an industria, school.—lnßpector ...
... WEDIPESDAY. Before Hr. B. W. Schneider and Hr. J. E. H. Clarke. :A SarLons' MM.—HEAVY PENALTY. Six sailors named John Keating, John Welshman, John Desmond, James Watson. John Dixon, and Thomas Johnson, belonging to the steamship Colombo, were brought ...
... James Fisher, aged 8 years. e (iarltang«()':l‘ the Gth inst., Ellen Brown, aged ” s years. Bowness—On Sunday last, Mr. John Keating, # ’ 45 years. : l-\h%‘ —Qu the 20th inst., Mr, Johy Javeßy Ulon mfi.. tnda& yun ...
... Mary, daughter of M. James Fisher, aged 8 ‘:n. 1 @ ’mqmn-o- ‘the 6th inst., Ellen Brown, aged %2 o 0 Sunday last, Mr. John Keating, 64 i the inst,, Mr, Johp [aved UM udgiyun.' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Griffith, eldest child Robert Bewlay Ingham, Eagle-street, Greenheys. On the sth inst., Hartley West pall, Hants, the Rev. John Keate, D.D., for mauy years Head Master of Eton College and Canon of Windsor. On the 4 h inst., at Lightcliffe, near Halifax, ...
... purposes proportions mentioned in his letter.-flmfo/ Journal. A 0 *„ - K EATE . Canon of Windsor._Bv the death of the Rev. John Keate, which took place at Hartley Westpa l, Hants, on Friday last, one of the oanonrie, of George's Chapel, Windsor, becomes ...
... anyone in charge, and he was mulcted in a penalty qf Sc and costs. THE SCHOOL BOARD AT WORK.—John Dillon, Patrick Criinn, John Keating (two cases), Joseph Hunt. Miles Gaul, Matthew Hughas, '1 homes Roach, James Trainor, Thomas Turner, James Hughes, Thomas ...
... Bessie, wife of Walter Vernon, „ . , , Krvtino April IP. at her reside.uv. 11. Psudimke-place, K izj. daughter of the late John Keating. Esq., mcn-hvni. VVevford. .. , . Taooart April 19. 8, Nevln-street. We*t I»erby-rou-l, her 5;-lh year, laiuisa Augusta ...
... Charlotte Woods, under circumstances already reported, was committed to the sessions for trial. _ ASSAULT ON THE POLICE.—John Keating, young man, was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for havin g been drunk and assaulting Policeofficers 729 and 348, ...