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... WIVELISCOMBE BALL. BALL will take place at on FRIDAY, the 21st Januarypatronesses. . JOHN KEATS. STEWARDS. H. D. HARVEY, ESQ. ARTHUR CAPET, ESQ. JAMES RANDOLPH,ESQ. William Bernard, esq., W. ELFORD ADAMS, ESQ. Tickets ss. each. Dancing to commence at ...
... Portrait, MEMOIRS and REMAINS of JOHN KEATS. Printed for Taylor and Hessey 93, Fleet-street, Of whom may be had, ENDYMION. a Poetic Romance. By JOHN KEATS. 9s. LAMIA, ISABELLA, the EVE of St. AGNES, and other POEMS. By JOHN KEATS. 7s. 6d. SUA Cri/stalline, ...
... WIVEL ISCOMBE BAL on WEDNESDAY, the So. cach, to be had at the Lion Horas. i, 9 o’Clock, PaTRON. Mrs. BERNA Mrs. CAPEL, Mes. JOHN KEATS. Lt. Gen. Sir G. ADaMs, K.C.H. . D. HARVEY, ARTHUR CA PEL, EP woo. HAFTESBURY TURNPIKE, T a Speci Meeting of the Trustees ...
... 1704. Exmouth, Lifton, Totnes, *Helston, Milbourne Port, and Northmolton fairs. beheaded, 1618.—ft. ft. Sheridan born —John Keats born, 1791 .-Piympton, Chippenham, Cheddar, Famphill, Hindon, Bampton, Chagford, Five Lanes St Lawrence, Corfe Castle, Uphaven ...
... 1704. —Exmouth, Lifton, Totnes, andHelstone fairs. SATURDAY. Raleigh beheaded, 1018. Richard Bfinslcy Sheridanbom, 1751. John Keats born, 1796. —Chippenham, Chisselborough, Corfe Castle, Pampbill, Piddle Town, Highweek, and U> hiven fairs. ...
... WIVEL IS COM BE BALL. A BALL will take f>la'*e at Wiyeliscombb on FRIDAY, the 21st January* PATRONESSES. LADY ADAMS. MRS. JOHN KEATS. STEWARDS. H. D. HARVEY, ESQ. ARTHUR CAPET, ESQ. JAMES RANDOLPH,ESQ. WILLIAM BERNARD, W. ELFORD ADAMS, ESQ. Tickets &. each ...
... be annual ball, win take place on Wednesday, the loth day of January LADY PATRONESSES. Lady ADAMS. Mrs. BARNARD. - Mrs. JOHN KEATS. Mrs. RANDOLPH. STEWARDS. Captain KEATS. H. D. HARVEY, E»q. JOHN GARDINER, E«q. ELFORD ADAMS, R.l.Fusileers. Dancing to ...
... LAND, President. Stewards : The Rev. the WARDEN WINCHESTER The Rev. JOHN TEMPLER. The Rev. FRANCIS T. B. WILLISFQRD Captain JOHN KEATS. WM. HY. BE3LY, Esq-. HENRY BARN'E, Esq. Dinner at three o'clock.—Tickets to had the bar of the Three Tons. N.B. There will ...
... 20s. aud costs was inflicted, and the oilier was permitted to stand over till Wednesday, for the attendance of a witness. John Keats and William Collings were remandecLon a charge of glove the perso a young woman, some money and pair ...
... the - *• j. [_fto be had the Lion Hotel, Dancing commence at 9 o'clock. LADY ADAMS. MRS. BERNARD. MRS. CAPEL. MRS. JOHN KEATS. STEWARDS. IT. GEN. SIR G. P. ADAMS, K. C. H. H. D. HARVEY, ESQ. ARTHUR CAPEL, ESQ. WILLIAM BERNARD, ESQ. COLLEGE SCHOOL ...
... died, 1845. 29, Thurs.—Sir Walter Baleigh beheaded, 1618.—Edm« Calamy died, 1666.—Richard Brinsley Sheridan, ' born, 1751.—John Keats, born, 1796. —George Morla actor, died, 1804. —Storm in London, 1838.—Allan ningham, poet, died, 1812. L 30, Fri.—Davila ...
... 29, Fri.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded, 1618. —Edmund Calainy died, 1666.—Richard Brinsley Sheridan, statesman, born, 1751.—John Keats born, 1796.— George Morland, actor, died. 1804.—Storm London, 1838.—Allan Cunningham, poet, died, 1842. —W. Hi Williams ...