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... POETRY. TO AUTUMN. BY JOHN KEATS. Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness ! Close bosom friend the maturing sun ; with him how to load and bless With fruit the vines that round the thatch eaves run ; To bend with apples the moss'd cottage trees, And fill ...
... [POE THE COSISTmTION.] I.INRS SUPPOSED TO BE \VBITTEN BY JOHN KEATS* HIS DEATH-BED. Me tenet cgruiu Campattim (errlo. Abstlneaa avldaii. Mors, precor, atra, immi»! Mora atra, precor ; non hie mater, in mrestoa asaa perusta ainua ; Non aoror, Astytioa ...
... W. 11. TO THE NOTTINGHAM RADICALS, ON U. CEIVING A SILVER INK-STAND. 'Twig wisely sung by young John Keats. Who had In poesy great skin, Mink, when beard Is sweet, Dot when rake.. d Is sweeter still. And so the Ink-stand yon have sent me, Who In deemms ...
... : the first prize to Win. Scuds, gardener to the Rev. B. Morland, Chilton ; second, to Thomas Hughes, Harwell; third to John Keats,, and the fourth to Eras. Loder. Several pots were shown amateurs after the prizes were awarded. A Cricket match was played ...
... 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 ...
... Itoyal Aademy Reform. - I Lights and Bhadowsof London Life. The New Lord Rector of Glasgow Chalcroft University. The Poems of John Keats. Memoir of Armand Carrel. .Reviews, Notes of the Month, Poe- The Brothers of Gnschenen. ' try, tke., Sherwood and Co., ...
... 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. ...
... LAND, President. Stewards : The Rev. the WARDEN WINCHESTER The Rev. JOHN TEMPLER. The Rev. FRANCIS T. B. WILLISFQRD Captain JOHN KEATS. WM. HY. BE3LY, Esq-. HENRY BARN'E, Esq. Dinner at three o'clock.—Tickets to had the bar of the Three Tons. N.B. There will ...
... having met, in Kentucky, with George Keats, he bro'her of the young Knghsh poet who died too soon.” The unpublished poems by John Keats arc characteristic of the man. 1 know when have greater treat than did one cveninu' the house Mr. tieorge Keats, he dulged ...
... Armand Carrel. The Brothers of Gosehenon. The Picture Gallery of the Vatican. Lights and Shadows of London Life. The Poems of John Keats. Reviews, Notes of the Month, Poetry, &c., & Susaweon and Co., Paternoster. Row. —_—— HE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGA T for February ...
... tTKAM-PAOKBT GO. LirsapooL; ar JOSH CHAMBKBg A CO, Dshmul DaaUaik. Fob. tl. IN*. MS * * LINS a SUPPOSE IiJOB E WRITTEN BY JOHN KEATS.* ON HIS DEATH BED. Upaptrit'* Imap it faint and w«ak, ■j ftnM* **n**a bow; pale* foding ciMck, Hi* mH M lay bra#. heart ...
... CHAUCKR AND KEATS. u The poem of * The Flower and the Leaf* was especially favoured the young poet, John Keats. The author may perhaps be pardoned for making short digression upon the present occasion, record an anecdote in corroboration of the pleasure ...