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... Qnin, Esq., of Loughloher,—Mr. Perry, b. m. Peygy in the Lawn, (by Moeoa,) rode by Matter James Keating, youngest ton of John Keating, Esq, of Springmount, won with ease. Mr. John Cusack’s g. m. Maria, beat Mr. John O’Shea’s Dandy, for wager of 2 sovs.— ...
... Moore, Barn Mr. Perry, odroffe Mr. S. Perry. Barr Mr. J. Scully, Rev. Mr.Falkner,Vaw; mount o Mr. Pierce Keating, 0 Mr. John Keating, Mr. F. Quinn, Bally- chapel 5 Mr. Moore, Moore Hill h Kev. Dr/Jott«o.Thui|f» 6 Mr. Hamerton, of O-rharrlstowa 5 M-i. June* ...
... Power Philip Doyle, Ambrose Shanahan, Wa’ter Cadogan. John Byrne, Dr. Murphy, Martin Doyle, James Brown,' Michael Kenny, John Keating, David Condon, Jamei Power, and John Roch. Resolved—That the following gentlemen appointed a suh-Commilteefor the purpose ...
... AND OFFA EAST. James O’Donnell, .. Thomas Daniel .. Ballyneal John Quinlan .. Magansto.n, Thomas Ryan .. Ballinaclona. John Keating .. Springmount. Thomas Kennedy .. Pass. John Power .. Priorstnwn. James Cleary .. Litarloher. Pat. Fennelly .. Clonmel ...
... learned Judge charged the jury, who could not agree on verdict, and were discharged. While the jury were deliberating, John Keating pleaded guilty a charge of stealing cows from Joseph Mulcahy. The second jury was then sworn. John Kennedy, for the ma ...
... John Sullivan, Mrs. Hyland, Mrs. Cahill, Thos. Carroll, E G.obs, Patrick Neagle, John Ruder, Jas. Burke, Philip Harney, John Keating, Pours Hickey, Denis Neile, Cooney, Edmond O’Neile, Patrick M alsh, John Connor, John Kelly, James Neile, William Reily ...
... the West John Kenting’. holding the lending to ; on the Nonh the bye-rond lending to Kedrnl Cnstle; on the Smilh the said John Keating’s holding, situate the Barony of Offa West, Southern Divisoo o( the County of Tipgerary. Apply to Thomas Wise, Esq . North ...
... bread of Clonmel. The meeting shortly after broke up. DEATH OF JOHN KEATING, ESQ. It is our paioful duty recurd thedealh of of the roost valuable members of Society, the venerable John Keating, Esq., which raelaocholy event took place Wednesday morning at ...
... cross of Noddins to the cross Knockeen, for three year* ; not exceed Is per perch. SPECIAL WOOES.- SEC 00. *. John and John Keating, build a bridge orcr the River Duog. the toanland of Kilcarvm, «n the road from Llsmore ; jCIGO, provided that amount paid ...
... the cross Neddins to the cross of Knockeen, for three years ; not exceed perch. SPECIAL WORKS.—SEC 56. h. John Cashen and John Keating, to build a bridge over the River Dung, the Kilcaroon, on the road from Cloghecn to Lismore ; JOI6O, provided .£5O of that ...
... Ballyboe, ThomDaniel .. .. Ballyneal, Pat. Quinlan, .. ** Minner’s-town James •• Walter Thoma* Rvan Rallvnocken, Ba Ivnaclona, John Keating Spnnemount, Hugh Neil, .. .. Lisronnch, Thomas Glearv .. .. Lisadobbiu, IFFA AND OFFA WEST. William Fennell .. .. Rehill ...
... Callaghan, John Ryan, Thomas Russell. Maurice Carey, J. Milne, John Dunphy, Thomas Lane, John Keating. Joseph Lynch, David Hackett, John Morrissey, John Fitzgerald, John Keat* ing, and Denis Hickey, were all charged I the suit the Constabulary with sliding the ...