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... 1704. Exmouth, Lifton, Totnes, *Helston, Milbourne Port, and Northmolton fairs. beheaded, 1618.—ft. ft. Sheridan born —John Keats born, 1791 .-Piympton, Chippenham, Cheddar, Famphill, Hindon, Bampton, Chagford, Five Lanes St Lawrence, Corfe Castle, Uphaven ...
... 1704. —Exmouth, Lifton, Totnes, andHelstone fairs. SATURDAY. Raleigh beheaded, 1018. Richard Bfinslcy Sheridanbom, 1751. John Keats born, 1796. —Chippenham, Chisselborough, Corfe Castle, Pampbill, Piddle Town, Highweek, and U> hiven fairs. ...
... from Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in England, (No. 2.) 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. 4. An Original Sonnet, by the late John Keats, (the last he wrote.) %* Through the Medium of the Anastatic Process a Fac-simile of this Sonnet in the Poet's Hand- Writing ...
... Stepcote Hill, enclosing letter, of which the following is a copy : London, llth Angust, 1847. Sir,—l am directed by the Rev. John Keats, D.D.,'to inform you that, soon as convenient, you may repair to Eton, (your credentials having beeu examined and approved ...
... WARDS. The Reverend The W R DEN of WINCHESTER, The Reverend JOHN TEMPI,Eft The Reveren'l FRANCIS T. B. WTLLISFORD, Captain JOHN KEATS, WILLI AM HENRY l'.E>l.Y, Esq., Esq. Dinner Three o'clock. Tickets had the Bar of Three Tuns. N.1!.-There will be A BALL ...
... gentleman, suspecting the fraud, very properly detained the letter: London, 11th August, 1847. Sir,—l directed the Rev. John Keats, d.d., to inform you, that as soon convenient, you may repair to Eton, (your credentials having been received and approved ...
... abstracted from the old oak chest since it was'so contemptuously dismissed from Leeds castle. The Life and Literary remains of John Keats, furnish materials for a highly attractive biographical sketch. The incidents which immediately preceded the close of the ...
... author, who, his life time, was the victim of the most bitter malignity. Posterity has, however, recognised the claim* of John Keats as a poet, nor is the least singular circumstance that his biographer is a tory. Verily the world is more liberal, md we ...
... Mr. Bushell,—We have taken the liberty of writing you, if you will so kind lo collect a small trifle for Edward t.owe, John Keating, and Charles Smith, for get pint of beer before arc part this world, and shall ever be obliged to you. For Mr. Bushell ...
... that Lord Auckland, the Govet''ndr-Genernl of e, 8b. India. is to be advanced' td the iitiity of an Eairdoin; that Sir John Keate, the victorious lelder o f the army of thei s Istdus, 0a Sir Jlohn Colboe l io 'of the ; ?? lie rfsisid to th ,ose-bntr ...