... Divinity. The Rev. Dr. Christopher Wordsworth, of Trinity-coll. Dian of Bocking, Essex (by Rnyal Mandate). The Rev. Dr. John Keate, of Kings-coll. Head Master of Eton School (by Royal Mandate). The Rev. Dr. G. Gordon, St. Johu's-coll. Dean of Lincoln ...

... Promotions, Births, Marriages and Deaths, with Biographical Particulars of the Archbishop of Cashel, Michael Bryan, Esq. Mr John Keats, M De Fon- tanels, Alexander Stephens, &c. &c. To prevent disappointment thosewho desire to commence with ch ...

... ciicese, he., have been missed, though always kept up. COMMITMiNTS FOR TRIAL TO BURY GAOI.. Jaalaa Bartlett, Robert Oliver, John Keats, and George Cock. by S. Y. itenyon an.l A. Lillingstnne. Esqrs.) charged with stealing three cheeses from the shop of Mr ...

... bu cottage, and being robbed times. Verdict, Temporary Insanity. Committed to Burt Gaoe.— James Bartlett, Roliert Oliver, John Keats, and George Cunke, (by S. V. and Alfred Ullingstonc, Esurs.) charged with stealing cheeses, from the ;du>p of Mr. William ...

... discharged. Joseph Seeley, for stealing vermin trap, the property of J. P. Klweo, Eo., one week*s hard labour. Robert Oliver. John Keats, James Bartlett, and George Cook, were indicted with having stolen cheeses from the shop of Mr. Win. Hurley, of Newmarket ...

... Nayland, the property of Sir J. R. Rowley, Bart., and sentenced to ill a imprisonment. with hard labour. Robert Ohre', 2n, John Keats, 2!. James Bartlett, 19, and George Cook, 31i, wero severally indicted with hernia •toleu three oboes.. from the shop of ...

... the duty shall he taker, oft of News, by etym.*, containing aiiteen rolumn• of the 4. An Ori,rinal sonnet, by the late John Keats, (the mid the smuggler 79 .1 . r the 22n0l ult ,ig the lion, his J. C. &hate in the House of Commons on the preen last ...