... iV.ley Guild meeting in the guildroom. Manchester Reed, Ceetleton. on Monday evening, when an excellent paper on the poet John Keats was given by Sir. George Nedderman. 8.A., of Rochdale Dierwision followed the leper. and the emayist was linartil7 thanked ...

... ritivATE JOHN KEATING. In the early days of this month an unofficial intimation was received that Private John Keating, of the eth luniskilling Fusiliers, whose home is in Mount-street, Ili-vivo - al. had been killed in the Dardanelles fighting. The news ...

... Mrs. Mary Ann Keating of Leigh-street, Heyeood, on Wednesday, vcceiird the official intimation that her husband, Private John Keating of the fith Royal Lmi.killing Fu s iliers, was killed in action on Angus: 11th, whilst serving in Gallipoli. On September ...

... 200 yards away.—The Clerk asked Handley which of the other defendants was there?—Handley replied that lie did not know.—John Keating, aged 20, apprentice Atter, also denied that he was gaining.—The Chairman: Are you quite sure that among this 'Crew you ...

... there was received from Oallipdi a letter from Private Preston of the Gth Inniskilling Fusiliers intimating that Private John Keating of the 6th Inniskilling Fusiliers lied been killed in action. No official confirmation of this was received, but in October ...

... William A. Kay. Fred Booth. Herbert Howarth. Norman J. Foul& J. J. Boon. M. Murphy. Samuel Aspinall. Frank Orcenbalgh, John Keating. Simeon Holden. Albert Oreenholgli, Robert Redman. Jobs J. Flannery. Charles Chadwick. Thomas Kershaw. James Ingham. John ...