... whieb has occupied the attention of the Divorce Court for several days, was resumed on Monday. The petition presented by Mr. John Keats was for a dis- join U.a _ L— wawrfc-g-C on tl»« ground ut' adultery. The respondent denied the offence, and the wife pleaded ...

... because he took the farm ot a tenant evicted for non-payment of rent, swore informations on Wednesday against two men, named John Keating and William Whelan, to tbe effect that he caught them tbe previous night setting fire to an uncut field of grass, which ...

... the family that he was aware of. — The son, recalled, said nothing had been found to throw any light on the occurrence. — John Keating, private secretary to Mr. Webster, said he was not aware that the deceased was in any financial difficulties and he knew ...

... that Deceased died from the effects of drinking intoxicating liquors. Drunkenness. — On Monday last, at the Town Hall, John Keating, assistant-surveyor, was bound over to keep the peace for three months, for being drunk and disorderly on Saturday night ...

... On Wednesday last, Mr. James Miller, railway con- tractor, was charged at the Town Hail, with a violent assault on Mr. John Keating. The details of publichouse rows are not very uniuteresting to us, bur.as what will disgust one man invariably pleases ...