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... warred, is an attempt, in part, to revive the ** days of good Queen Bs.ss.'l'llere are sundry Genii velep7d*Leigh Hunt. John- Keats, John Re) n01 . d!,. Percy Shetley, and I believe I may add a few &c.'s &c.'s &c.'s at the head of this desperate gat*Mr ...
... TWO SONNETS ON THE GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET, [FROM POEMS BY JOHN KEATS.] The poetry of earth is never dead; When all the birds are faint with the hot sun, And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run From hedge to hedge about the new-mown mead; That is ...
... Hunter, successor to Mr. Johnson, St. Paul's ; Churcli-yard. sea In one volume, post 8vo. price 6s, boards, ,r-1 E OEM S. BY JOHN KEATS. a1 ~What saore felicity can f1ll to creature. pe Than to enjoy delight with liberry.-SrrNSER. -l- Fate of the Buttesfly ...
... llivingtons, St. Pau2l's Church- yard ; and may be had of all other Booksellers. In post Sva, price 6s. hoards, POEMS. By JOHN KEATS. I What more felicitv.can fall ta creature, Than to enjoy deligh.t with liberty ?' Spenser-Fate of the Butterfly. Also ...
... — By the HERMIT of Marlow. Also, on Monday next will be published, in one vol postSvo., price 6s. 6d. boards, Forms, by John Keats. ** Whai mure felicity caa fall to creature, »' Than to enjoy delight with liberty. Sprnser— Fate of the Butterfly. London: ...
... and Tindale, for stealing thirteen yards of ribbon.— R ilVillets was acquitted. • Tlf UTCSD AY —Pet ride Connolly and John Keating were indicted for cutting aud maiming, Pattick O'Niel, a watchman, of (ilea's, who had collared Connolly and •en(leaireited ...