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... Slate Quarries. Athy union laid week repaid fl,OOO relief advances. An inquest was held in I rungin Tnit ou the body of John Keating, who was found dead iu his cell in the bridewell on Sunday morning. Constable Reardod arrested the deceased at Slieregriue ...
... corn-spondent of the Tipperary Free Prom' gives the fol!owiag particulars of an inquest held on the body of a poor man named John Keating, who was found dead in a cell of the Dungarvan Bridewell, on Sundey moruiog: —Constable Keardon deposed that he arrested ...
... Francis Hodges, T..L. Seymour, Lord Howard, Lord E. Shell, R. L. Jackson, William Sheridan, R. B. Jervis, Sir John Simeon, John Keating, Robert Slaney,yobert A. Keppel, G. T. Smith, R. V. Ker, Richard Smith, J. A. Kershaw, Jamas Kildare, Marquis Smith, J ...
... Hospital Sergeant, 73rd De;>c‘. l.\ E ii V. In the matter of John |_)URSUAN F to . Petitioner. port made in this matter John Keating, heir at law bearing date the Tenth ...
... . Patronised by Fie s lelharshals 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 ...
... lands, will shew the premises. . In the matter of PURSUANT to Re- M‘Re*lmoiul, Petitioner. / I port made in this matter John Keating, heir at law > bearing date the Tenth day James Keating, J.iquary last, I will on Mon- Hespondent. » 411,1 * d«y of Alareh ...
... Bristol; W. lf. Mill, D.D., Regius Proles:sof of 'ebrew, Cambridge; B. B. Pusey, D.D. Regius rofelisor of Hebrew. Oxford; John Keats, M.A., , Mar of Hanley ; W. Dorlsworth. M.A., Perpetual Curate of Christ Church, Bt. Pancras; William . B Bennett, II A ...
... on the death of Keats would be exceedingly applicable to this article, if the words Poor David were substituted for John Keats — Who killed poor David ? I, said the Quarterly, So savage and tartarly, I killed poor David. But David is a man after ...
... Having disputed of same, the following Grand Jury were sworn at 12 o'clock on Wednesiliy. ARTIIVR Raw:Lives, Foreman. John Keating, C. C. Barnes, Wade Sheikh., John Dyas, Henry Col-ton, Peter O'Reilly, John Daly, Thomas Dyas, Thomas Brialy, W. S. larman ...
... father in-1 and after a long investigation, the case .j’ journed. *** John Keating, of Curranslown, bavin com. the t hie. Crier—ls there any one to opjiosethe dischar-n,r John Keating ? Mr. Lonergan—-I do. Mr. Mulcahy—l do. Mr. Itonayne—l tlo, Mr. Henev—l ...
... sworn, and examined by Mr. Lawman, who headed him the bill in order that he might amnia@ It. He was then asked if the name John Keating his handwriting. Ile said, it was not. He sailed If be saw th• name Patrick Keating on it? He mid be did, and that be ...
... felony; Mary A. Egan, receiving stolen goods. COUNTY. J. Murphy, alias Watson, escaping from Spike Island, be i a convift; John Keating, cow stealing; Peter Simp- stealing a watch; Catherine Darcy, concealing the birth of a child; Michael Denny, burglary ...