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... petitioner; Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., and Thring for the respondent; and Mr Murphy for the co-respondent. The petition, presented by John Keats, was for dissolution of marriage on the ground of adultery. The respondents, Mrs Esther Elizabeth Keats and Don Pedro de ...
... assault, arising out of a disturbance waich occurred in his house on the evening of the 18th iust. The complainant was Mr John Keats Richardson, agent in the wine trade, living in Berkshire. Mr Tor'r appeared for the complainant, and Mr Myers (of Slater ...
... Lord Houghton has preparation a new edition The Life and Letters of John Keats. It is said that a new volume poems by Tennyson may be expected this year. Messrs Nisbet and Co. have issued a complete and unabridged edition of Bunyan'a Pilgrim's Progress ...
... Both parties were bound over in their own recognisance in £5 each to keep the peace for six months.—Charles Keates and John Keates, of Wrington, were summoned to show cause why they should not contribute towards the maintenance of their father. The case ...
... in the employ the authorities for the last three or four years. There was a person employed in the office by the name of John Keate. He was a letter-carrier at the Clifton Post Office, and it was his business te deliver letters at Terrace, but in consequence ...
... fether to the young man previously mentioned; Robert Jakston, Patrick Mehigan, Charles Higgins, John Yelverton Travers, John Keating. James Egan, and Daniel Hiding— all belonging to the crew of the vessel. The Cork Examiner Saturday evening says :— It ...
... READINGS FROM THE OWL. IN LOTOS-LAND. The Owl, for all his feathers, was a-cold ; So sang John Keats, i' th' bitterest of weathers. Now summer hastens through the. gates of gold, And the Owls are getting warm amid their feathers. And as the passionate ...
... those who met with untimely death .-Mary Fitzgerald. Eliabeth Clarke. Elizabeth Stewart —all North Shields. Robert Higgans, John Keating, and Thomas Laird—all seamen ot North Shields. Thomas Wilson and Pulman. also seamen, were the only Survivors. The nnfortunate ...
... woman named Sarah Baker was held to bail for three months for using abusive and threatening language to Mrs C. Dwyer.— John Keating was summoned for inciting a dog to worry another, in High Street, on the 24th of July. The defendant, however, proved that ...
... ATTEMPTED MURDER AT CORK. On Sunday evening an attempt was made to kill the clerk of the North Chapel at Cork. John Keating entered the chapel, and drawing a large knife went up to where the clerk was standing, aud made desperate stab him. The clerk avoided ...
... days' hard labour. A number of persons were fined for being disorderly and for assaulting the police. , Wira Assault.— John Keating was charged with;assaulting his wife, Catherine Keating. The case had been remanded from last week, in consequence of the ...
... London, entered Messrs Gaite and Sen, ironmongers, Sbepton Mallet. the second class .for farm servants only) t —lst prize, John Keates, servant to Mr K. Olive, Berkeley (Bargees and Keys) 2nd, 10s, George King, servant to Mr E. J. Hoddinott, Blatchbridge ...