... ingeniously contrived and well told tale, beginning i mesmerism and ending in marriage. The Life and Literary Remains of John Keats” suppy a digest work recently published concerning that celebrate*} poet, and connected with the paper •• , r , Hook” will ...

... dog. And yet, our colemporarv writes against low and vulgar impertinence.” while he lets himself dowm Zero vulgarity. When John Keats spoke of “nun-slugs and human serpents,” he was scorched tl.e fiery hell of criticism that wrote more ; yet Keats would ...

... donations for the relief of the poor :—Richard Olphert, E'iq., X 2. and Miss Olphert, of Dartv Lodge, Blackwatertown, XI ; Rev. John Keating, Loughgall. XJ ; Gordon Thomson, Esq., Storekeeper, Clarlcmont, X 2 25.; Mrs. Atkinson, Greenhall X 2: Miss Atkinson, Greenhall ...

... concurrence of the Pumatb, required by our 64th canon, pronounce the marriage so celebrated between these parties the Rer. John Keating, null and void. Concerning the other application, requiring that the irnpngnant should enjoined to desist from jactitation ...

... the funds, the services of a permanent clerk to the Institution dispensed with. Robert Cope. 8. Hall. Edward M. Taylor. John Keating. George Chairman. Longhgall, 4lh February, 18-Id. ...