... JOHN KEATS, THE POET. To the EDITOR of the MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir, I find by the Daily Papers that the young Poet, John Keats, is dead. I shall feel gratified if you will allow a few remarks from his School--fellow and Friend, a place in your Paper. It ...

... to fiefer you to an article in the last Nimber of The -Quarterly aeuitco;, nrofesging to he a Critirque on The Poems of John Keats; Of John K at-s I know nothing from heis i'reifce I collct that he is very youinrg-no dcubt a heinous sin; and I hiare ...

... of which was d broken with numerous deep pools of muddy water. e (To be continued.) e _- UNPI-ILISmlID SONNET ON FAME. By John Keats. g Fame, like a wayward girl, will still be coy c 'To those who woo her with too slavish knees; t But makes surrender to ...

... was instituted by the King's Attorney- General. On Friday the 23d of February, at Rome, after a linger- ing illness, died John Keats the poet, aged 25. In consequence of the renewed illness of the Editor, his little weekly paper entitled the Indicutor is ...

... daughter, on circum- stantial evidence, and that on the way to execution the convict saw in the crowd another EnglishmanI named John Keats, who had bren extremely active in collecting evidence against hint. The convict expressed a desire to die in peace with ...

... MARTINEAU'S EASTERN LU. LIFE, PRESENT AND PAST. Nearly reads, in 2 vos. THE LIFE, LETTERS, and LITE- 1T RARY REMAINS of JOHN KEATS. Edited by R. MI. 3ILNES, Esq. M.P. Edward Noxon, Dover street. On Tuesday next, the 25th inst. price 1s. PAUSE and RETROSPECT; ...

... Apoplexy, :Edmund Fleming Akers, Esq. of Berrymead Priory, Acton, . Middlesex. At Rome, on the 23d of February, of a decline, John Keats, .thp Poet, aged 25. 5 p. Cr. Cons. 696B 69S i; i ,, Lx. Bills 2d.-5 4 8 5 dis. f5 p. Ct. Navy 104*44 e IBank for Account ...

... Telescopes.-Patronized by Field-Marshalse Sir George Nugent, T. Grosvenor, Generals Sir Edward Paget, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir John Keatings, Maiston, G. Pitt, Frederick Goodfallow, Clayton, Morrison, Dyott, Robertson, Mackenzie, Galway, Biggs, Sheodde, Sir P ...

... Opera Glasses and Telescopes.-Patrotnized by Field-Marshalt T. Grosvenor, Generals Sir Edwv. Paget, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir John Keatings, Maiston, G. Pitt, FrederickGoodfallow, Clayton, Morrison, Dyott, Roobertson, Mackenzie, Galway, Biggs, Sheodde, Sir P ...

... in front of the priest's house. The district magistrate was apprised of the outrage; the parties were summoned; the Rev. John Keating, the priest of the parish, attended; he solicited the magistrate to take no further notice of the offence; he said he forgave ...

... office of Surveyor General of his Majesty's Ordnance of the thired Klnrgdoas-of Grear Britain and Ire- land- to the-Rev. John Keate, the dignity of a Prebendary of his Majesty'g.Cbapel of St. George, in the' Castle of Windsor, vice the late Dr. Cooksoln; ...

... Boyle, town commishetners. asi TnitciTOWNr.-Jolhn O'Connell, PX Wmn.Caldwell, N. P. Newmtan, Patrick Kenedy, hugh Duignam, John Keate, and D ivid O'Leary, town commis- sic sianerg; Ceristopher Duignam, treasurer; Richard th Flood1,chairman. EsLLS 0oWs.-N ...