... 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 The unpublished poems by John Keats arc characteristic of the man. 1 know when have greater treat than did one cveninu' the house Mr.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 ...

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... John M'Namnra, fur robbery from the personal Emanuel for a similar of fence; Owen Owens for robberies I oneth.park and John Keating, lor receiving money under false pretences. To be transported for serem year*.—William Yeats, Thomas I till, William Bolton ...

... ODE TO THE NIGHTINGALE. (From John Keats's Poems.) My heart aches, and a drow*y numbness pains My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk, Or emptied some dull opiate the drains One minute past, and Lethe-wards had sunk: ’Tis not through of thy happy ...

... Seel-street, and afterwards at St Philip's Church, Mr John O'Haillan, of Monaghan, to Mary, third daughter of the late John Keating, Esq. of Wexford On Wednesday, the 3)th ult, at St Michael's Church, Mr Henry Smith to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of Mr ...

... Seel-street, and afterwards at St Philip's Church, Mr John O'llanlan, of Monaghan, to Mary, third daughter of the late John Keating, Esq, of Wexford On Wednesday, the aith ult, at St Michael's Church, Mr Henry Smith to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of Mr ...

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