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... dish. Honest ,Barpey Short, for instance, is, in his Sowu ,qhsli9in,, s entertaininga poet as Percy ByssbS SWlleY5 or. John. Keats,. or, Si' T.-Coleridge, or any othser of the ss Rates of. Parnassus, though ther is, to be-sure,. a:,triflin of the merit ...
... Dis- from Mr. Wastle’s Diary, No. III. Tentamen, or an is disengaged.” tuwards the History of Whittington ; Huat’s Indi John Keats; the Abbot; Mitchell’s ; SALE BY AUCTION, At, Rathgar, Lounty. of Dublin, : ‘Ancedote. —XX VI. on Tzbella Cibarias Bill ...
... HheUwon-rs Magazine-. T. Kcightly, Author of Mntt.idaga J. ring, Miss Milford, Thunna, of the tond-m Magazine; the late John Keats, the Author of the SaWtern Miss Lawrence, of the Olden lime; the Au thor of Map yon Uie it, J. R. Blanche, J. Kenny, the ...
... merchant it, dated Gibraltar, James Bos- of the re, had been tried aad ‘ron circumstantial the convict saw ia the exowd 8 ed John Keats, who bad evidence and ie in ‘with al wm he had mvict reached the ecaffold the the sentence to execute was heard in the crowd ...
... N'o »nch doctrine I condemn will do for the the riling generation of Iriibmcn. An Esut. 858 «?ngltsl) £orW. . iv.—JOHN KEATS. “ John Keats died at Rome, of a consumption, in his 24th year, on the 27'h December, 1820, and was buried iu the roman' and lonely ...
... January, 1649. ONTENTS: —1. Love and Mesmerism; Some from the Life of the Countess of Rosen- 2, Life aod Literary Remains of John Keats—3. With Illustrations—4. The the Cingalese. 5. Theodore Hook—6. Lays 7. A Provision for the Roman of Many'Laods. No. VI ...
... Morrison’s X\V. Extracts from Mr. Diary. No. 111. Tentamen, or an towards the History of Whittington. Hunt’s Indicators. John Keats. The Mitchell’s Aristophanes. Anecdote XXVI. Remarks on or, the Bill of Fare - XXVII. Hone Scandiix. No. 11. letter from ...
... and proves that his critical discrimination was as clear as his heart was good, is the “Adonais,” elegy upon the death of John Keats. In a paper upon the poetry of Keats, which have recently presented to our readers, w e have more particularly alluded to ...
... PLAYS. Complete Edition. 11. The LINWOODS. By Miss Sedgwick. 2s. Bd. 42. SCOTT'S ROKEBY. Is. 2d. 43. The POETICAL WORKSot JOHN KEATS. 2s. PLCCIOLA. From the French of X. B. Saiutine. Is. 4d. 45. The POETICAL WORKS of EDW. YOUNG, LL.D. Complete. 6s. The ...
... master's desk for several days, in long agony of grief, and would take no consolation from master or friend. —Remains of John Keats by Mr, Monchton MUnes. Eztraordina&v Circumstance —As the thrashing machine of David France, Esq., of Bcafield, was in full ...
... daughter, on crrcnaastaDtial evidence, and that on the way t ...
... contests: 1. Love and Mesmerism; Some Passages from tho Life of the Countess of Rosenthal—2. Life .and Literary Remains of John Keats—3. Ceylon and the Cingalese With Illustration—t. The Fairfax Cori espondence—s. Theodore Hook—6. Lays of Many Lands. No ...