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... [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 ...
... 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 ...
... six signatures, and three of these were attached by the parish-clerk and church* | wardens. lines supposed to WRITTEN BV JOHN KEATS HIS DEATH BED. My spirit’s tamp is faint and weak. My feeble senses bow ; Death’s finger pales my fading cheek. His seal ...
... arose to sever That flow of song—its sweetest chords between' Jarred them a little, and then they slept for ever! •The late John Keats. those who have read the rich and beautiful effusions of Keats, the friend of Shelly, especially that which bears the title ...
... wa. more active then the another part of your body-(immense h firld-mar.bal John Keating O’Dwyrr-the very >—permit me to interrogate .0 great mau echoed the name of John Keats tnfovm.ttons. butd.d no. .n, >g 0 ; but acene changed, ' 8 B , ' 8 ' Wtlcock ...
... JOHN KEATING MEETING OF THE ORANGEMEN OF THE QUEEN’S COUNTY—THE MAGISTRATES—THE POLICE, Ac. Maryborough, Yf.steruay.—Understanding that the meeting of the Conservatives, held here this day, was to be a private one, I did not seek admission, 1 previously ...
... WARNING TO DRUNKARDS James Bnlas, John Keating, John Lewis (2nd offence) Michael Kemple, Philip Barnwell, and Bridget Can eiioe Murphy (a lady of the pave) ware during the past week coromuied by Francis Harper, Esq. Mayor to the County Gaol lor having ...
... s were Rev. J, Mackey 2/ 10s —Uev. Thomas Boy ton, 1/—A Friend to O’Connell 1/ ss—Another 1/ 2s—Pierce Keating Etq. Is—John Keating Esq. 1/.—Mr. John Cooney 1/. ...
... IXFA AND SAST. 1 William Greue 2 Janms Scully, Jun. . Shauballyard 5 John Keating, .. tspringinuunt 4 John Francis O’Ryan, Ballycnrkeen Walter Asper, .. B llyboe Michael Hickev, .. Kilcash, 7 Jeoffrey Prendergast.. Ballymackey. Thomas Cleary, ~ 9 Thomas ...
... AUC TI ON. Mailer BF, SOLD PUBUC John Keating,! AUCTION,on THUHSDAY an Insolvent. £ 'he 19th day of July, !838, at One o’clock, ihe Afternoon, the louse Mr. Ambrose Shanahan, Inn Holder, the Town New Ross, and County of Wexford, to the highest and rest ...
... Robert Smyth, Samuel Lamprey, Benjamin Eaton, John Marlin, John Barton, Gustavus Wilson, William Scott, Robert Smith Stubbs, John Keating Taylor, Joseph Leland, Thomas M'Eniry, William Graham, Esqrs. ...
... in an advanced age, William Massy, Esq. At Snngborougb, Co. Cork, John Rubio Upton, Esq. In Dublin, Isabella, wife of John Keating Taylor, Esq. In Dublin, Robert Wade, Esq., in the year of bis age. ...