... WE-.LY COMPENDIUd. aThe Life and Literary Remains of John Keats, edited by Mr Monckton lMilnes, M P., is announ.ed. Dr Johnson, in his dictionary, defines a ,arret as I a roor3 on the highest floor of teiehouse; and a cock-loft as 'the room over the ...

... the miscellany. It contains very interesting papers on the-Fairfax Correspondence-the 'Life of Theodore Hook-the Works of John Keats; the In- duestry and Benefactors of Ireland-a continuation of Cey- lon and the Cingalese, and the much discu'ssed q~uestion ...

... clained the honour of being his successor. -We find next a review of Mr R. Monekton Milmes' Life and -literary remains of John Keats. Mr Milnes isa poet himself, and well able to do justice to the young and early-lest author of E ndymion. whose great genius ...

... present number are-The Church and the Nation, No. V.-Lord Brougham and the French Revo- lation - The Life and Poetry of John Keats -- The St. Fillan's Games-with the Notes, Literary and Ecclesiastical notices. Popular Readings in the Revelations. By a ...

... -Also Casmberwell Fitr towards Ildl. Dallady the Negress-The Hlusk and the Grain, &c. &c.-Aneepab. iabe SDonnet, By the late John Keats-A new Peo ByRjkart. ton Mliines, Esq;, .P.-And other Articles, of diversified intly T. Hood, F. 0. Ward, Andrew Winter, ...

... Travels of Colum.- I bues liectndus. (3hapter 18. ('hristntaes-XV. 3e.c n:nrks on Shelly's Adonais. An Elegy on the Death of - John Keats-XVII. Meltanique ('Celeste; or the Pro- ?? Almanack for 11122-X III. The Retrospeetive .i evpv:-X IX. The Pirate, by the ...