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... Cr. Bvo, pp. 128. A. Melrgxe e A il ihadOl e, BBT O’BRIEN (Seumas) The Whale and the Grasshopper. With a Frontisgiece by John Keating. Cr. Bvo, pp. 124. 7. F. Unwin n. 3?6 OLCOTT (Frances J.) The Book of Elves and Fairies. Cr. Bvo, pp. 303 ...
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THE KILLARNEY SHOOTING. INQUEST ON LATE CONSTABLE KEOCH
... labour activites into the Colline, J. Yarrant, W. Hansard, Jas. antest is likely o merease mMWrest Cronin; James Keegam, John Keating, wd enthusiasm. o g(‘harlu Foley, J. W. Martin, Peter Within the nest fortnight Ry clee- T geott, Thomas o’Donoghne (Fair ...
THE KILLARNEY SHOD r!Nc. INQUEST ON LATE CONSTABLE :(EOCH
... I). O'Leary, John Hayes, C. .J. Collins, P. Tarrant. B. J. Collins, J. Tarrant, W. Hansard, las. Cronin, James Keegan, John Keating, !Charles Foley, J. W. Martin, Peter Scott, Thomas O'Donoghue (Fair Hill), William O'Sullivan, Thomas Griffin and It. Slattery ...
MASONS AT WORK
... Masons' Halt, (treat Quevn Staeet. London, on Thursday. Lieut. -Cokmeil Ijuelwui And Messrs. B. W. U-acvey. W. H. UaderlUlt, John Keates, Seymour Dicker, 8. Rains, Fer dinand Henry Oonti, and Leonard Henry Kdmurvl HaJlxiay were on the list of candidates for ...
LYNTON & LYNMOUTH
... Cowper born. 1731. 2 8iTu Lord French born, 1832. 28, I St. Simon and St. Judc. lst Sunday Advent. 28 Tv W Michaelmas Day. F John Keats born, 1795. 29|M Mrs. Mary Soniervillc d., 1872. W 30 Bulgaria surrenders, 1918. 3 oiS Armistice with Turkey, 1918. 3o|Tu ...
EDUCATION
... inhuman dearth Of noble natures,. . .in spite of all. Some shape of beauty moves 'away the pall From our dark spirits.” —John Keats. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY. Committal at Plymouth. After adjourned hearing Plymouth yesterday Frederick William Goss, a, laun. ...
FORTUNATE SILE BY
... votes given for the Duke of dear GAINTLY MA DE, 5, 1-7 L Wary Mr P » Ay, 11-7 B M. Deschanel was elected by the Pather John Keating and Rev. Rich- Two More Points From Mr W ty pajority obtained «ince the election me ardson also acded their note of congratula- ...
Sileby's Institute. Opening Ceremony. Canon Thompson Elliott and the Part the Institution Should Play in the ..
... rendered selections. Mr. W. Bastard, C.C., presided, supported by Canon Elliott, M.A., Rev. F. L. Burrow (Vicar). Father John Keating (Catholic), Bela. P. M. Richardson (Primitive). J. Rogers/ (Wm.l4.in), A. J. Harding (Baptist). Messrs. C. H. Martin (bon ...
Village Institute Opened
... excellent tal- lard tables ovided. Madame tee Nourish, an old Sileby favourite, sweetly rendered the solo My dear Pather John Keating and Rev. Rich- ardson also acded their note of congratula- tion, and testified to the unity existent In Suleby os evidenced ...
CLARE SHOOTIEG LABOURER SERIQUSLY WOUNDED
... CLARE SHOOTIEG LABOURER SERIQUSLY WOUNDED John Keating, labourer, ia the employmeont of a farmer pamed Pat Commane, Kiloameps, was admisted to the Ciuoty lofirmary, Eanis, on Batord y night euffsi. ing trom extensive gunshot wcusds on the back aed shovider ...
HAWORTH'S,
... at St. Lake's Church by the vicar, the Rev J. A. Howell, when Miss Freda Margaret Keates second daughter of Mr and Mrs John Keates. Park road, Leek. was joined in the bonds of holy rastrinsoay with Mr. Sam Bressington, son of Mr. Nathas Brassington, Dane ...
CLARE WORKMAN WOUNDED
... CLARE WORKMAN WOUNDED. On Saturday night man named John Keating was admitted to Clare Infirmary suffering from extensive gunshot wounds to the back and shoulder. He was returning to the house of bis employer, Pal Commane, farmer, at Kilnamona, Ennis, ...