... says :—Thers died at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult., writes a oJrreapondeta, Mrs. Ella Keats Pesy, a niece of John Keats. She bad just returned home from a public concert, whim elle was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It ...

... which came in. He saw no one pay for it. Henry Houghton, labourer, residing in Little Loudon, said beaud a man named John Keats went to a eommittee.room before they voted, and they were there served witu two glasses of beer. They did not pay for the ...

... iftil ; the widow ot the eloquent preacher of the gospel of Agnosticism, Professor Clifford, bad £80; the sister of poor John Keats had • similar amount; Lady buffos Hardy, the widow of the lustorian of the Record Office, received £55. Is addition to a ...

... 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, ...

... assignment- John Waddington, Blackburn, contractor, assignment. George Hodgkinson, Astbury Marsh, Cheshire, grocer, assignment. John Keating, Congleton, Cheshire, mail driver, composition of 2a. 6d. in the pound. John Beard and Joseph Wilkinson, Rainow, . . . ...

... AT WIDNES.—OD Twee: day afternoon an inquest was held on the Widnes Aticidont Hospital concerning the death a man named John Keating, 17, Dock-sereet, idnee, who died in the 'hoopital under the following singular cimumstanow. lip to Sunday , last the deceased ...

... was discharged, on entering into recognisances to come up for judgment if calied upon. George Donnelly, 23, collier, and John Keating, 22, collier,charged with stealing at Hindley on the 18th September, a horse and cart, the property of Joseph Baron, and ...

... but some time afterwards the prisoner was observed by stable Taylor, who on searching him found the soles a carter named John Keating to be taking them and ahlo some cheese. The prisoner said he had bought the things, and took the officer to the stalls ...

... thus met with an Untimely death are Mary Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Clarke, Elizabeth Stewart, Robert Higgans, Thos. Wilson, John Keating, and Thomas Laird. The unfortunate man Higgins was an old fiddler, and was well blown in North Shields, It is sad to think ...

... The prisoner, who now said he had nothing to say, was committed to take his trial at the next assizes. COENER-MEN FINED. John Keating and Michael Shea, loafers, who .had several times been convicted of assaults on the police, were each . fined 40s. and ...

... North Wales, HYATES- C. !MEN -April 29. at St. George a Church. Everten, by the Rev. W. R. Trench. William. fourth son of John Keates, to Jane Ann, eldest daughter of David Greenwood. both of this town. Momaate -Hum-fee-April 25, at All Saints' Church, Burgh- ...

... Moran, a t P resco t, on the 14th August, 12 months' hard labour. Patrick Blake, 26, labourer, for maliciously wounding John Keating, at Warrington, on the 23d September, three months' hard labour. Matthew Burns, 23, plasterer, for wounding Elizabeth Brannon ...