... 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 ...

... Justice O'Brien-Have you the will in court? Mr. Currn-Yes, my lord, the will stated that the deceased left the child to John Keating with direc- tions to have her reared up in the Roman Catholic religion Under these circumstauces he applied for the writ ...

... their own recognizances in £20 each, ?? Bryan, Michael Dwyer, Michael Doran, John Sulliyan, James Maher, Pa- Irick Dea, John Keating, John Shea, Denis Tyan, Edward MIaher, John Doran, Thomas Finn, John Farrell, and James Phelan. Those who remain of the ...

... door of his dwelling-house, on the night of the 16th February. Mr. M'Lean, jun., prosecuted, and Mr. Coulter defended. John Keating was examined, and deposed that he was a farmer; on the night of the 16th instant he went to bed about ten o'clock, and ...

... Miller deposed to seeing the prosecutrix shortly after the robbery, and that her clothes were torn and her eyes blackened. John Keating deposed to hearing screams, and on going 'towards the place from whejce they proceeded, he saw the prisoner, Spillane, ...

... are similar fro to those in the cases reported in my last, The jury iiq Iconvicted all but John Reilly. sir] John Delany, John Keating, Edward Alloway, aud pri Patrick ?? were then arraigned fora like olfence 14i at the same time and place. The crown entered ...

... Andrew Allen . Kennedy, W. H. Brownrigg, W. E. Clinton, Thomas Holdbeok, J. D. O'Donovan, W. S. Andrews, Thomas Roberts. John Keating, Maurice Cahill O'Brien, John Owen, Joseph B. O'Connor, James B. Concannon, George Chatterton, James P. Browne, John Fancett ...

... Chute, of Sligo, t might be appointed trade assignee in the room of the deceased assignee. The motion was granted. In re John Keating. The bankrupt was a grocer and baker at Skib. bereen, county Cork. He had rot vouched any schedule, and there were no assets ...

... having been proved, the prisoner was e0.- te'ced to two monthl' ?? ltwit hrd labour. ROBB8CRY O- CORDAGE, &c.-A man named John Keat- ing washcbarged by Mr. Thomas Learyi, builder, with having unlawfully in his possession a large quantity of scaffolding ...

... Messrs Harris, Q C, and Tandy. Mr. Wall, Q C, stated the case for the crown, the facte of which lully appear in evidence. John Keating examined by Mr. Pennefather, Q C.- He proved thet on Sunday, tbe 17tb ot April lost, the deceased, Charles Catry, went ...

... inquire into the citme of deceased's dca.h, on which the following jury were sworn. Molesr8. John Kidd, Michael Sweetmai, John Keating, Patricki fIlndrick, Thoinai Murphy, Martin Hughes, Peter iUloran, Thomas Kinseltab, Loughlin Keefe, Paliick Furlong; Thoma3 ...

... as a peilt jury:-Mesqrs Andrew Menown jforemn ), Thos L Bailey, William Coll, Bernard--Davey, Sames Elliott, John Irwin, John Keating, Edward . Lascelles, Samuel Neill, Francis Parkinson, John Savage, and James Taylor. H. M. Kelly, Esq., Sub-Sheriff, hiving ...