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... is at present strder the care of Dr. Jacob, in the county infirmary. Three men, named Garret Kelly, William Kelly, and John Keating having been arrested on suspicion of being implicated in this outrage; they were remanded until next Monday, for further ...
... Tuesday. At a special court held at Bansha to-day, before the Eon Colquel Carew, Py 1, chaia man,. and Albert Areldon, R N, John Keating, a re. spectable farmer's son, from Ballydavid, was prosecuted hy Sergeant Jack, under the 11th, section of the Crimes ...
... came to hear him play. Fined lOs. ?? NORTHERN DIVISION. (Before Mr. J. NV. O'Donnell.) -CEARG AGAINST A LETTER-CARRtEn, John Keating, letter-carrier on the North Strand road, 'Vas thbt fdrward in custody of Detective-ser. geants Morrow and M'Gettigeu, ...
... sc0spoNDsqT.) Clonmel, Thursday. r In the Crown Court Judge Johnson disposed of F the following cases:- a CHARGE OF wOUnDOG. John Keating was indicted for having on the f 12tb of August assaulted, wounded, and ill- treated William RusselL D Mr. W Ryan, Q C ...
... kerb stone, was ren~mded for a week. Al; EzVRITG IN 5 MOrGOMBRY-STSEiT. William Faiknor, labourer, Montgomery-street; .John Keating, described as a commission agent, North of Ireland, and George Coghlan, a private -in tihe West Surrey Regiment, were charged ...
... COURT. Before Messrs. P. J. M'C,.aRTHa . R.M., and HENRY I TOrMPsoN, J.P. CRUELTY TO CHILDaEN. Constable Vaughan summoned John Keatings for having neglected his foer children. Mr. A. J. Lewis prosecuted. Constable Vaughain swore that he wvent into the prisoner's ...
... old *3 s fellow was very ragged and distressed looking. p lBr. Cronin, R M, remarked that he e'culd die d in jail. Mr. John Keating, publican, Bridge street, ISkibbereen, was sunmmoned for £42 lSs, treble the value and duty out 44ibs of tobacco, alleged ...
... Gregg¢, 86, Borundary lS Street ; isahe Blak e, 113, -2tllonnall Street ; Lliz i- s.; beth Riobbelon, 13. L~incoln Pilece; .John Keatings, Is 011. Grsasm's Placee; WVilliam Lawrence, 27, ILongh- a, views Street; Kent-v Tami, 63, Malcolm L~ane;*| p; Fred.e-ith ...
... Irish Land CommmisNos v Sherlock, from 9th inet, C Lloyd; E B Marsh, a minor, from 9th inet; B Carew estate, from 9th lsst; John Keats's estate. O'Connell and Son; Thomas Dowl'g's es- tate P Pee; G W Thompson's estate; Moore, Keiy, andd ~loyd; S ir John S ...
... the people against voting Gi for Trench, aud desiing them to vote for Nolan. Aniosget these was a police-constable named John Keating, swho deposed that he heara the Rev-. Mr. n West esy in chapel that Captain Trench ought to hi be i a trench, and so should ...
... Bullen, Sheil, H Ellis, Barnewell, R Birnewall, R Hamilton, John Moore Napier, Tenison, IV. Garrett, James V. O'Dowdv, is John Keating Taylor, Purcell, Richard A. Annesley, Powe'r, Wright, C. Fitzgerald Higgins, Thorpe Porter, fy Arthur Faulkner, Richard ...
... worship sentenced him to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. Ike Reforr-natory and Iedustrial S9aooM.-Two lads named John Keating and Martin Dryan were charged in custody of the police with having stolen some oots. the property of Mr. Hand. The young ...