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... and ftjritn? others, and that be bad refufed to ta]*| Ac white boy oath* We alfo hear, that on the trial Sbeehy, produced John Keating, of Tubberet* evidence in his behalf, who, before he quitted the court, was, by the lord chief jufticeorder, tafcea intocuftody ...
... was delivered to R M. Efq; a gen tleman in the commiflion of the peace for the county of Dublin, by the undermentioned John Keating, on the firft of thus month. ¢« That your Petitioner was, on or a¢ bout the 12th of Ocdtober laft, ¢ rendered quiteimportant ...
... Travels of Colum.- I bues liectndus. (3hapter 18. ('hristntaes-XV. 3e.c n:nrks on Shelly's Adonais. An Elegy on the Death of - John Keats-XVII. Meltanique ('Celeste; or the Pro- ?? Almanack for 11122-X III. The Retrospeetive .i evpv:-X IX. The Pirate, by the ...
... -Also Casmberwell Fitr towards Ildl. Dallady the Negress-The Hlusk and the Grain, &c. &c.-Aneepab. iabe SDonnet, By the late John Keats-A new Peo ByRjkart. ton Mliines, Esq;, .P.-And other Articles, of diversified intly T. Hood, F. 0. Ward, Andrew Winter, ...
... WE-.LY COMPENDIUd. aThe Life and Literary Remains of John Keats, edited by Mr Monckton lMilnes, M P., is announ.ed. Dr Johnson, in his dictionary, defines a ,arret as I a roor3 on the highest floor of teiehouse; and a cock-loft as 'the room over the ...
... clained the honour of being his successor. -We find next a review of Mr R. Monekton Milmes' Life and -literary remains of John Keats. Mr Milnes isa poet himself, and well able to do justice to the young and early-lest author of E ndymion. whose great genius ...
... present number are-The Church and the Nation, No. V.-Lord Brougham and the French Revo- lation - The Life and Poetry of John Keats -- The St. Fillan's Games-with the Notes, Literary and Ecclesiastical notices. Popular Readings in the Revelations. By a ...
... the miscellany. It contains very interesting papers on the-Fairfax Correspondence-the 'Life of Theodore Hook-the Works of John Keats; the In- duestry and Benefactors of Ireland-a continuation of Cey- lon and the Cingalese, and the much discu'ssed q~uestion ...
... marvellous ami interesting than truthful,we have doubt, but stiU « pleasant story iu it* wsy. The Life and Literary Keroainsof John Keats” and the ” Fairfax Correspondence” are ably reviewed and the other contents of the numl-er consist topographical, poetical ...
... Williams, Michael Walsh, and John Fulcher. . , . „ . , Regiment of Foot —Sergeants John Cunningham J. C. Cochrane, and John Keating. Corporals Wm. Measures, James Graham, Charles Cross, Francis White, (.harles Harding und Wm. M'Bride. Privates Fisher ...
... nature, and his affection for humble and common things, the “Sympathetic School,’ - numbering noble names, like those of John Keats, the greatest young poet that ever was —Hartley Coleridge, sweet singer of the Nautilus—Professor Wilson, in verse ...
... this month, Portrait Gallery, the added -.-William War* ,tion of the blood ; Geoijh the connoisseur, and the orough ; and John Keats, Severn. , already in the possession of by Roubiliac, has recently early portrait the portrait was presented i a testimony ...