... otherwise inaltreatiug her. In Ireland the law was invoked against one Aim Lawlor, of Rathcool, for bewitching the petitioner John Keating ; .. but, before any proofs could be commenced, the witch made her escape. A few minor offeuoes are worthy of note. Mr ...

... as a boy, Sir George recalls being frequently taken over to the College to see Provost Goodall, the predecessor of Dr. John Keate, headmaster from 1809 to 1834. I particularly noticed his wig, said Sir George, recalling ...

... livings, and was translator and continuator of Rapin's history of England. He died in 1774. By his wife, Ann, daughter of John Keate, Esq., of Hagborne, county Berke, he bad issue George Tindal. Esq., of Coval Hall, Chelmsford, Capt. R.N. (died in 1777) ...

... otherwise maltreating her. In Ireland the law was invoked against one Ann Lawler of Rathcool, for bewitching the petitioner John Keating ; ..but, before any proofs, could be commenced, the witch made her escape.' A few minor offences are worthy of note. Mr ...

... impassable,' CHARGE tie ASSAI:LT.—At the Hammersmith Po. everyone eager t o es t e !, a glimpse of tse supposed lice Court, John Keating, a dapper little Irish shoenihrilerer. After dusk, lie made his appearance in maker, one half of whose features was obscured ...

... 60 centimes, the precise change of the franc which he gave to the keeper for the fee to mount the tower. A porter named John Keating, 31 years of age, has been charged at Bow-street with the murder of Ellen Parry, with whom he bad been living, at 4, L ...