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... original, but fuund it was too late iu life master it, aud therefore gave it up. —Sir J. Harrow. ON RECEIVING A CBOWN IVY FROM JOHN KEATS. B LEIGH HUNT. I. A crown of ivy! submit iny head the young hand that gives it—young, 'tis true, IJUt Willi right, for 'tis ...
... Providence subdues the mightiest minds to the service of the time being, whether it be in human knowledge or religion.—Memoir of John Keats. THEORY OF THE TlDES.—Raised by the moon and modified by the sun in the equatorial seas, the central area of the two oceans ...
... -Contents:-- 1. Love and Mesmerismn; Soite passaie llrom.lo Life of the Countess of Rlosenthal.- 2.Lifo and '11U;V ,ihis of John Keats.-3. Ceylon and the Cingalese _'i In. ai . r Fairfax Corre-pondece.--i, /s f Aael Lands. No. VI.-7. A Provision fr1tlnan ...
... excepting a discussion on the value of the promissory notes issued by our oun poets wherein Wordsworth named Shelley, and L John Keats for choice, there was nothing of liter tern brought on the carpet. But a book 4 man cannot alway be ho Wt. A poet, even ...
... Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in En England, (No. 2.) be 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. fo 4. An Original Sonnet, by the late John Keats, (the last nu he wrote.) ?? Throujh the Medium of the Anastatic Process a Fac-simile of this Sonnet in the Poet's Hand. ...
... labour. John Murphy, indicted for passing two bad shillings parate days, was acquitted of the former and con- labour, for ni John Keating and James Br . victed, pleaded guilty to having 13, previously cor bas coin. They were each nsportation James of his wif ...
... separate days, was acquitted of the former and convicted of the latter. Imprisonment and bard labour for nine months. _ John Keating and James Browii:ilotit - Pi - Wmisii - convicted, pleaded guilty to having passed base coin. They were each sentenced ...
... John M'Namnra, fur robbery from the personal Emanuel for a similar of fence; Owen Owens for robberies I oneth.park and John Keating, lor receiving money under false pretences. To be transported for serem year*.—William Yeats, Thomas I till, William Bolton ...
... days, was acquitted of the former and convicted' of the latter passing. Imprisonment, with hard labour, for nine month John Keating and James Brown victed, pleaded guilty to having pas! 13, previously con- e coin. They ansportation fames Ingham, 34, was ...
... Editor—Also, Camberwell Fair towards Midnight—Dallady, thp Negress—The Husk and the Grain, &c. An unpublished Sonnet. By be late John Keats—A new Poem. By H. Monckton_..MitllTs, - Esq., M.P.—And other Articles, of diversified i Wfest, by T. Hood, F. 0. Ward, Andrew ...
... separate days, was acquitted of the former and convicted of the latter passing. Imprisonment with hard labour for nine months. John Keating and James Brown, 13, both previously convicted, pleaded guilty to having passed base coin. They were each sentenced to ...
... domestic„,' T he continuation of Our Family. well Fair toward M Camberand the Grain Dallai,y thfjieyfiss-The Husk late John Keats—i ~o vn lisM ...