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... Alfred died, 900.—Erasmus born, John Locke died, 1704. Tuesday 29. Raleigh beheaded. 1618.— R. ». Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats borft, 1796. Wednesday Dnrila born, 1576. —Dr. Cartwright difd, 1828. 31.—John born, Frtday, Nov. L—All Saiuts.—Sir .Matttrt* ...
... Colonist, West Indian destroyed by fire off Portsmouth, 1837. „ Friday, 29.—Raleigh beheaded, 1651.-Ric Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats born, Morland died, 1801,.—The Ringleaders of the * * « which terminated in the death of fof shot by order of Espartero ...
... SusHahli Ashbibiv, (If Cliitry.-.hosephli Coppock, Esq. of Clifford's Inin, Loindoni, Nary Agent, to Helen, 4th daughter of John Keats, Esq. Steward of tile Royal Na,, Hos ?? SoUtI OrlDsby, LiicoinsIr irv, Capt. Nixna; of tfie Gienadier Gu1ards, to I-1cm ...
... Literature, Arts, &c. LAMIA, ISABELLA. THE EVE OF ST. AGNES, AND OTHER POEMS, By John Keats. (From the Guardian.) We open this volume with an indescribable feeling of reverence and curiosity. We approach it as a gentleman from the country takes his ...
... Parker, Oxford. Of whom may be had, Just published. price 7s. 6d. LAMIA, ISABELLA, the EVE St. AGNES, and other Poems, By JOHN KEATS, Author of Endymion.â WANTED OXFORD, COOK and a HOUSEMAID, to lie under the Im. direction of a Housekeeper. They must ...
... I the truly v Wheelwright^# .Stock and Tuols.^ffvi'JS fuahle ami well-seasoned Tools, Blacksmith’s and Effects, of Mr. John Keats, of lireat aforesaid (under cierution, and dircctio/of High Sheriff of Oxfordshire) ; consisting about fi.ooo feet of 2 ...
... valuable and well-seasoned Wheelwright's Stock and Tools, Blacksmith's Stock and Tools, Household 1-urmture, and Effects, of John Keats, of Great Milton, aforesaid, (Under Execution and by Direction of the High Sheriff Oxfordshire.) CONSISTING of about feet ...
... Estate ofthe late Mr. JOHN AUSTIN ,of Harwell, Berks, are requested to send a statement thereof to Mr. Nathan Thomas, or Air. John Keats, of Harwell, the Executors, order that tbe same may bo examined and discharged. And all persons' indebted to tho said Estate ...
... daughter, on circumstantial evidence, and that the way to execution the convict saw in the crowd another Englishman, named John Keats, who had been extremely active in collecting evidence against him. The convict expressed .desire to die in peace with all ...
... private correspondent, les that an opulent ng resident there, had ' or his &righter, on ty -to execution the C ° 4lo tn named John Keats' sting evidence- ugainst;• o il f In peace with all man j t , had considered his v et the sca ff old, the execat''';,o ...
... Premise*, ' ~~j the truly YalnaWfejtad Well-Seasoned nLti• vowrr- iwiti, tipwsohw and Tools,' HOUSEHOLD effects of Mr. John Keats. ofGfUtft aforesaid [under Execution and the High Sheriffof Oxford* shirr.) Consisting of about of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6-inrh ...
... when a voice was heard in the crowd exclaiming**ltis 1 that am guilty, and not the convict.’* This exclamation was made by John Keats. He confessed that it was be who had carried oft' James Box well’s daughter ; that he had cut off her hair during her sleep ...