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... Estate ofthe late Mr lOHN AUSTIN,of Harwell, Berks, are requested to send statement thereof to Mr. Nathan Thomas, or Mr. John Keats, Harwell, the Executors, in order that the same may be examined and discharged. And all persons' indebted to the said Estate ...
... from a Hindoo Gentleman travelling in England, (No. 2.) 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. 4. Original Sonnet, by the lafe John Keats, (the last he wrote ) Through the medium of the Ana-tatic Process, Fac-simile ot this Sonnet, in the Poet's handwriting ...
... the rope from the convict's z the cap from'his face, when it was discovered that he m the effects of terror. The atrocious John Keats 'ducted to prison amidst the execrations of the populace, to tear him to pieces. Madrid journals and letters from, our correspon ...
... and Mr. J. Wllliains, one of th e S team Company, ef:ch to £2O, for his appearance at the sessions. Ellen Divies charged John Keats, a publican of West Cowes, with tumult. Complainant said she was going home with her sister to Tinker's Lane, and • young ...
... his daughter, on cire nv io atantial evidence, and that on the way -to execution the s aw in the crowd another 'Et named John Keats , had been extremely active in collecting evidence' against ~ T he convict expressed a desire to die in peace with all and ...
... —Also Camberwell Fair towards midnight.—Dallady the Negress—The Husk and the Grain, &c—An unpublished Sonnet, by the late John Keats A new Poem ;by R. Milues, Esq., M.P.— And other Articles of diversified interest, by T. Hood, F. O. Ward, Andrew Winter ...
... letters from Hiudoo Qeutlemau Fravelliug Englaml (No. 2 1 3. The l»ream of (ictirude Lisle. Original Sonnet, bv the late John Keats (tnl„t 1.0 wrote.) •.* Throunl. the Methuiu the Ana.Uth I't.KW Vac-oitnilo of thi» t.i the I’lH'l’s Hand-writing will given ...
... lot meet with • book like this* How to describe we know not, enless by saying Ilia* It something between ( ...
... contemporaries, in very good. Brown and Mr. Winter respective!} celebrate June ami September. There fine sonnet, also, tho late John Keats, and anonymous poem, of much merit, called Tlie and the Grain.” Mr. Mlines has contributed some •tan'as. entitled The World ...
... Milnks, Esq., M. P., himself oneof the best of living poets, has i ecently edited The Life, Letters and Lite rary Remains of John Keats; and the At henteum thus Jcloses its review of this new work. After recording the voyage ofthe dying poet with his attached ...
... No. IV. of SYMPOSIUM; or, CAMBRIDGE X UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE. Contents: —The Poets of England who have died Young, No- Hl.} John Keats. Character* of Freshmen fCvHtinued ). —To the Avon. —A (very) Free Imitation of the First Eclogue of Virgil ; Dialogue between ...
... of the Editor, whom we nope to meet again in the next number with all his wonted wit, humour, and buoyancy. “Old Meg,” by John Keats (now first published). might, we think, with no great loss to the world to the author's reputation, have remained unpublished ...