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... Church was crowded to excess in all party. The Rev. William Purcell, P.P., officiated as High Priest, assisted by Rev. John Keating, Rev. N. Walsh, as Deacon . and Sub-Deacon, and Rev. J. Pa,-le es Mvster of Ceremonies. In the choir there was a large ...
... Ouseley Bellew, Captain Hume, W Fitzwilliam (Wick- Bland, Loftus II low) Bowyer. George Jones, Capt (Londonderry) Brady, John Keating, Robert (Waterford) Browne, Valentine A (Kerry) Kennedy, Tristram Burke, Sir Thomas John Kirk, William Butt, Isaac (Youghal) ...
... Mooney, Enniscorthy, four gallons, at 4id. per gallon. Robert Cosgrave, Enniscorthy, twenty gallons, at sd. per gallon. John Keating, Enniscorthy, twelve gallons, at sd. per gallon. Joseph Parslow, Enniscorthy, eight gallons, at sd. per gallon. The CHAIRMAN ...
... 1 0 0 Rev. Wm. Scott, 0.5.8., Little Malvern, Worcester, 1 0 0 Two friends, per kindness of Rev. Wm. Scott, 0 10 0 Rev. John Keating, late of Maynooth College, 1 0 0 A Priest of the Diocese of Ferns, 1 0 0 A Lady, 1 0 0 Mrs. Scallan, Shilmane, 1 0 0 Mr ...
... Keating, Ballinavarry. BALLYN. Edmond Kavanagh, P.L.G., Ballynacoola, Michael Mot rissey,Ballyleigh, Jaynes Murphy, do., John Keating, do., James Kehoe, do., Michl. Brennan, his Y 1 mark, Michael Murphy, do., Laurence J. Carty, do., Martin Corcoran, Ba ...
... Doyle, 0.5. A., The Rev. John Roche, 0.5. F., second dona- tion, Mr. Charles Hart, Solicitor, Dublin, A Lady, The Rev. John Keating, Glanbryan, Mr. J. K—second donation, SUBSCRIPTION CARDS. The Rev. Patrick Cleary, P.P., Bay Bulls, Newfoundland, 20 Mr ...
... was £355 Ts. 6d. Mr. Corish, Relieving Officer, had upwards of sixty applicants far admission to tho house on his list. John Keating aged 74, a pensioner on tid. a day, came before the Board to be admitted. Mr. Corisl asked the Board would they take him ...
... himself ; all the whiskey lost and destroyed belonged to the firm, but a small quantity which was owned by Mr. Pettit. John Keating, examined—Ts 15 years of age ; knows the prisoner Nicholas llowlin, and his wife Ellen, and the other prisoners ' • saw ...
... for Medical Officers. Tenders for milk were cowidered and the following accepted : SWEETbIILIt TO BE DELIA BRED DAILY. John Keating, 10 gals. at Sid. per gal. Morgan Doyle 12 do. at 51d. „ Michael Demon, 10 do., at sld. „ Mary Davis, 20 do., at 9s. N ...
... Fortune, C.C., Lady's Island, 1 0 Rev. John Dunne, C.C., Monamolin, .. 1 0 Rev. Patrick Kenny, C.C., Ballaghkeene, 1 0 Rev. John Keating. C.C., Davidstown. .. 1 0 Rev. Nicholas IValsh, C.C., Enniseorthy, 1 0 Rev. Denis Kenny, C.C., Ballymurn, 1 0 Rev. Thomas ...
... Fortune, C.C., Lady's Island, 1 0 Rev. John Dunne, C.C., Monamolin, .. 1 0 Rev. Patrick Kenny, C.C., Ballaghkeene, 1 0 Rev. John Keating. C.C., Davidstown, .. 1 0 Rev. Nicholas Walsh, C.C., Enniscorthy, 1 0 Rev. Denis Kenny, C.C., Ballymurn, .. 1 0 Rev. Thomas ...
... Catholic Church of Kilmachree , Mr. Moses Galavan, merchant, to Miss Mary Murphy. DIED. On Saturday at Scullabngue, the Rev. John Keating. C.C., in the 47th year of his age, a Clergyman whose amiable qualities endeared him to all who had the pleuureof his ...