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... version even more naive, as it stated that ou Keats death Shelley wrote at poem (allied ' Adoinas,’ beginning** Who killed John Keats,” Ac.; but the story as «t stan is above could hardly be mended. —Another story misleading the public, to the effect that ...
... excellent publication is continued with inarked success. Tho magazine contains excellent portraits Percy Uyuho Shelloy, John Keats. Alfred Tennyson, and Robert Browning, together with some admirable selections from those poets. It also contains some extracts ...
... description conducted his readers through wonderful adventures, which the cbiet character was generally jaded misanthrope ; end John Keats ami Sir Walter who perfected the simple narrative) poem. The names of poets now living with which all are best are undool-tculy ...
... information. It waa only now the prisoner wsa arrested. James Toner swore that on the night of the 20th Janaary, 1887, met John Keating’s hone and cart on the toad. Witness belonged to Corran. The hone and cart going in the direction Armagh when saw first ...
... OF CANDLESTICKS. A woman named Margaret Flynn was charged with the larceny of two silver candleaticks, the property of John Keating, of Corran, on the 31st ult. The evidence was that the cardiesticks were in a bag and that the defendant took itand carried ...
... mentioned. They were in the stable, and the door was not locked. afterwards saw a tether that had been stolen from him, John Keatings at Conran. It is about seven or eight miles from his place to Ready, and it is about four from Corram his place. To tbe ...
... her house, in Killeen. As there was no witness summoned to prove tbe case, his worship dismissed it without prejudice. John Keating sued Joshua Watson for Is. 6d. the balance of a bill, alleged to be due for flaxseed. Dismissed with 3s. costs against ...
... fined Al for breach ol Ideanaing Ant. 1 *»» HAaaaaa Snuuso Cam.—A* Tynan patty aeaaiooa on Sataiday earn, which two named John Keating and John Caaaidy ware charged with the larceny of some baraaas and fowl »o John Kmpe of Tanagh and lira. Derryh.w, waa ...
... th* «am* night Sergeant Martin, of Tynan, with aom* of th* Tynan and K*ady polio*, *rrmt*d two men •“•d John Oauidy and John Keatings near Lorrau, on charge of fowl* from Mr. Knipe, ol Killyl**, They found noinbar fowls in bona*. Tb* pn*on*r* hav* remanded ...
... Inst. Truro, the wife of Captain Royal A niUery, of a daughter. . On the Sth fast., at Cabra House, Coanty the wife of John Keating, , of a son. . On the 9th inst,. Sydney Arenoe, Blackroek, wife of Mr. J. Grant, son. ~ On the llth lost., Islaodreagh ...
... labouring classes, and cause them, if able, to emigrate, and leave the country without regular quota of the population. Mr John Keating said he had great pleasure in seconding the resolution. A memorial praying the board of Guardians adopt Christie’s motion ...
... County Carlow, alter a protracted ill* nest, in the year her age. Ellen Josephine, eldest and de«rly-belo»ed daughter of John Keating, Eeq., Snh-Inapector Koval Irish Constabulary. m totk ARMAGH. FRIDAY, JUNE 17. 1870. The Public will admitted the Shoi ...