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... at ad murder of his daughter on circumstan in the crowd on the wa: toexecution the convict saw ther Engl if bman named John Keats, who bh The «ors ly active in collectivg evidence against him. nd, expressed a desire to die in with a' 1 manki his pardon ...
... six signatures, and three of these were attached by the parish-clerk and church* | wardens. lines supposed to WRITTEN BV JOHN KEATS HIS DEATH BED. My spirit’s tamp is faint and weak. My feeble senses bow ; Death’s finger pales my fading cheek. His seal ...
... 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 ...
... having humbly tried foUow Tha path counsel*, would the# impark Tha and holy quiet which have fclcaa’d His own calm heart. JOHN KEATS, THE POET. Connected with his illness and death may be menl oned two incid#9 is that for the living reader contain a mournful ...
... Colllll,itiolte Sir Thomas Herbert. K .C. a Yesterday. In the Parish Chant' of Cahirconlish. by the Res. M. Moore. Sir. John Keats, of Abington, to Macy, eldest daughter of Mr Heorge Keay,. of Caiiirconlisla At Newcastle Church. ill this County, by tne ...
... fearing for the future?—had already fell too deeply ?—The Heir Presumptive, by Lady Stepney. LINES SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY JOHN KEATS,* ON ...
... memoir of tho Rev. Dr. Jamieson, a Scottish literary divine, written George Gilfillan. The protrait for the month that of John Keats the poet, but is inferior to the last. IntclUacncr. ...
... roa jani \uv, 184 P. / CONTENTS; 1. ]«ove and Mesmerisin; sages from the Life of the Countess Life and Literary Remains John Keats. an ...
... daughter, on circumstantial evidence, and that on the way to execution the con[j vict saw in the crowd another Knglishmau named John Keats, who had been extremely active in collecting evidence against him. The convict expressed a desire to die in peace with all ...
... CONTENTS I. Lore and Mesmerism ; Some Passages fr-un the Life of the Countess of Kusentbsl. 2. Life and Literary Remains of John Keats. 3. Ceylon and the Cingalese ; with Illustration. 4. The Fairfax Curreapondsncc. 5. Theodore Hook. ...
... 44. Commie : 1. Loveland Mesmerism ; Some passages from Life of the Cowes. of Rosenthal-2. Life and Literary Reaming of John Keats-3. Ceylon and the flingalew. With Illustration—l. The Fairfax Cot . respondence-5 Theodore hock—O. Lays of Nlany Linde No ...
... translations from the Classics, &e. Four Pay the Fine Arts, by C. Van Vinkbooms, Esq, Original | by Mr. Montgomery, John Clare, John Keats, Kernas ton, &c. &e. It moay not be improper. to observe that the O Articles contained in this Volume w ould, if printed ...