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... Tu Battle of Agincourt, 1415 W Dr. Phillip Doddridge d., 1751 Th Earl of Iddesleigh born, 1818 F ST. SIMON AND ST. JUDE S John Keats, poet, born, 1796 S 21st after Trinity. M ALL HALLOWS' EVE. ...
... appearance. The Poetical Works of John Keats, new edition by Macmillan and Co., 3s. 6d. An interesting addition is made to the well-known Globe Library in Mr. William T. Arnold's edition of The Poetical Works of John Keats, which has long held a high position ...
... various forms of verse in the volume. In the Great Writers series, also published by Mr. Walter Scott, we have the Life of John Keats, by William Michael Rossetti. This story of the poet's life is admirably told, for Mr. Rossetti is an eminent hand in work ...
... LYMM PETTY SESSIONS. On Tuesday, before Mr. G. C. Dewhurst (chairman), and Messrs. T. P. Norris and J. Barton, John Keating, of Hollins Green, was summoned for trespassing on land in the occupation of Mr. John Lowe, at Warburton, in search of game, on ...
... school : Holt, Peter McCarthy, Alice Tobin, Samuel Stanley. Patrick IreGever (adjourned), Richard Glassey, Thos. Smith, John Keating, Miles Gaul Pat Breen. Patrick Fitzsimon3, John Johnson, and James Handy. Healing's boy was committed to an industrial ...
... Board of Guardians, on Wednesday, Mr. Ward, the Workhouse master, reported that in the middle of the night, a man named John Keating had been brought to the Workhouse by a policeman, who said that he was suffering from paralysis. Next morning, however ...
... Agnes Holdea , Patrick Hyland, Anthony Armstrong, Jacob Canft, Riley, William Osman, James Handy, Chas. Fitzpatrick , John Keating, Michael Quinn, John Keough, Wm. Fallon+ Peter McCaffertv, Thomas Spruce, Richard Glasse?, CO Henry Whitfield.—Mr. G. H ...
... After hearing some evidence, prisoner was remanded to the Occasional Courthouse on Saturday morning. THREATENING LANGIIAGE.—John Keating, a young man, was charged with threatening to assault and beat Mary Travers ' on the 4th July, in consequence of which ...
... Witerick-street, W ' yeaterthy, Patrick Blake eharged before B. Rigby, Esq., with bariegyea Thursday, maliciously wounded John Keating, laboqrer at Rirtort. The prosecutor said on the evening of Thursday he was in the taproom of the Red Lion Inn, }Raton ...
... beith4 drunk.—Mary Blandwood, for committing a broach of the peace in Paul-street, An the 3rd ir.st., and John Dodd and john Keating, for a similar offence in Victor-1.1-r id on the 25th ult, were each bound over to be of good behaviour. ...
... —The defendant alleged that there were six persons to be kept out of the 19s.—The Bench made an order of is per week.--John Keating appeared to answer a similar summons. This man is in receipt of 35s per week with three children dependent upon him. He ...
... had to be carried and kicked him. _ A fine of 5s and costs, Is d 6 earr :ed . was unto the stati- _ ___ posed. CE A Sim—John Keating was summoned to M A INTENAN mow esuse h e should not cont•ibute t wards the s u r p or , of his an induatrlai school.—lnspector ...