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... 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., ...
... 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 ...
... past 2in the afternoon. 29.—Hare bunting begins.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded, 1618.—Richard Brinsley Sheridan born, 1751. John Keats born, 1706. Sun rises Si) min. past 6, and sets 3/ min past 4.-31000 rises 28 past Sill the afternoon, and set?. 19 min ...
... the afternoon. TUESDAY, 29.—Hare hunting begins.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded, 1618.—Richard Brinsley Sheridan born, 1751. John Keats born, 1796. Sun rises 50 min. past 6, and sets 37 min. past 4.—Moon rises 28 past 5 in the afternoon, and sets 19 min. past ...
... INSCRIPTION ON THE VASE. Presented by the existing members of Eton School to the Rev. John Keats, LLD., on his retio ecnent frem the Heat Ifastership, July 30, 1334, as a testimony of the high sense which they entertain of his exquisite taste and accurate ...
... faction called the Clancys. ..-A veraict of wilful merder was returned against t ger persona, named James Murphy and John Keats, of Kilahentian, comfortable farmers, who have been taken through the exerivas of Chief Constable No. sonhy, and committed ...
... of Themas's' effects, under the direction of the insolvent Debtors' Court. The mode of arrest was certainly not common. John Keats stated, that Thomas had dealt with him in 18Z7-8, and became largely indebted to him; 'Thomas, in .1827, married the daughter ...
... the Quarterly here attempts play the same game with the peace and repute of Alired Tennyson as be once plsyed with those John Keats —but will not do ; the brszen .■ead may still pronounce its oracles, but the faith that once made them awful and of supreme ...
... somewhere in London ' , but tha.exact spot is not known ; P r io r , some of his biographers essertorns a Londoner ; and poor John Keats was raised - in a livery stable, near Finsbury-square, a circumstance that some miscreant , of a punster would adduce as ...
... on he at- at Sutton Park, 2! to Sam's 361. Preston beat Jack Mathews, Jan. 18.—Ben syed as hour and 10 minutes. of, beat John Keats, t ec tly Feb. 7.—Tom Appletore {, the pipe m+ lusted upwards of an hot Bristol Yo uth, near 10/ a side, ee f ampson beat ...
... the Month— Mr. Irving First Thoughts and Second Thought* Charles Lamb To Correspondents. No. 43. The Eve of St. Agnes, hv John Keats- Romance of Real Life 'Living under Cjround)- Twelfth Night - Love and the Trees— The Week— Hazlitt's Characters of Shakspeare's ...
... Leigh Hunt's present. Boz is a capital caterer for the public, rights of the people, whose only fault was speaking the of John Keats, but it is unfinished ; and we have a rough and vigorous, and matter of fact, as a Gainsbo- s p ri g htliest and most heart-felt ...