... KEATS. - » 1 a. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — We are confidently assured by a weekly paper of September 13, that John Keats, ...

... LITERATURE. The Life, Letters, and Literary Remains of John Keats. Edited by R. Monckton Milnes. Two vols. Edward Moxon. There is nothing, perhaps, which a literary reputa- tion has more difficulty in surmounting than an early exhibition of contemptuous ...

... daughter, on circumstan- tial evidence, and that on the way to execution the convict snw in the crowd another Englishman named John Keats, who had been extremely active in collecting evidence against him The convict expressed a desire to d ; e in peace with ...

... Poetry, by Thomas Campbell, Eaq Portrait of a Septuagenary, by himself.— On Mountain Scenery, with n Poem, by tbe lat . John Keats.— Table Talk, No. 11l —On Milton's Sonnets.— An Old English Garden.— Letters on a Tour jn Switzerland, No. ll. — All-Hallow- ...

... observed that the Hindoo gentleman has ; not had the advantage of viewing our society in the higher circles. A sonnet of John Keats — 1 the last he wrote ere he was so spoonely killed by a criti- cism—is embalmed in this number, in a fac-simile of the ...

... independence. WESTMINSTER. — Daring Highway Robbery. — Yesterday, Ann Topson and Ann Picketts, two women of the town, and John Keats, a fashionably dressed well known thief, were charged with the following daring highway robbery :— At about eleven o'clock ...

... Defence. By 1. >\ . Fleming, Esq. 6d. UNION MAGAZINE.? The FEBRUARY Num- ber will contain an ORIGINAL SONNET by the late JOHN KEATS, the last he wrote, and presented b> him to his attached friend, Joseph Severn, Esq. Through the medium of the Anastatic- ...

... the Month— Mr. Irving First Thoughts and Second Thought* Charles Lamb To Correspondents. No. 43. The Eve of St. Agnes, hv John Keats- Romance of Real Life 'Living under Cjround)- Twelfth Night - Love and the Trees— The Week— Hazlitt's Characters of Shakspeare's ...

... Camberwell Fair towards Midnight— Dallady the Negress— The Husk and the Grain, &c &c.— An un- published Sonnet. By the late John Keats— A New Poem. By B. Monckton MUnes, Esq., M.P. ; and other Articles, of diversified in- terest by T. Hood. F. O. Ward. Andrew ...

... Executors. , ?? Also, «'-; F ., NA ?? MEMORIALS of CHABLES LAMB. Edited by T. N. lalfourd. 2 vols., 18s. 2. LIFE and LETTERS of JOHN KEATS. Edited by R. M. Milnes. 2 v 015 .,145. Edward Moxon, Dover-street. G Just out, Second Edition, price Bs., with Key 10s ...

... Camberwell Fair toward. Midnight— Dallady the Negress— Tta Husk and the Grain, fee. fee.— An un- SubUshed Sonnet. By the Ute John Keats— A New Poem. By B lonckton Milnes, Esq.. M.P. ; and other Article, of diversified in- terest, by T. Hood, F. O. Ward, Andrew ...

... Caraberwell Fair towards Midnight— Dallady the Negress— The Husk and the Grain. _c. &c— An un- published Sonnet. By the late John Keats— A New Poem By R Monckton Milnes, Esq., M.P. ; and other Articles, of diversified in- terest, by T Hood F. O. Ward, Andrew ...