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... 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 ...
... very brisk. Sales 7,-00 bales, and very full prices paid. Shipping.— Tyro, Carter, from Mont* Video ; Fenwick, from St. John's; Keating, from ditto; Artemis, Sparks, from Montreal ; Neptnnus, Leufstadius, from Brakenstadt ; Ariel, Dye, from St. Petersburgh ...
... announced that they had come to the following resolutions :— . , .. . » Re-olvefl-That it is not proved in *^™*^J™ of John Keating was «iven under any prom* of, £ymem, direct or implied; and hi. name must, therefore, remain ou 1 * That the votes of ...
... together, and feloniously- destroyed a threshing machine. Verdict— Guilty. Henry Cooke, aged 19, David Champ, aged 21.and John Keat, aged 29, were charged with having, on the 19th day of No- vember last, at the pari-h of Hutcheldwer, with divers other per-ons ...
... gazelle r Or what importance attaches to tbe fact— apparently supplied from the source already alluded to— that tbe late Mr. John Keats's ** face was handsome and sensitive, with a look in the eyes at once earnest and tender; and that his hair grew in delicate ...
... vice Senhousc, promoted ; Francis Sanndersou Holmes, Gent., tube Ensign, by purchase, vice Lay. 16th Foot — Lieutenant John Keating- Taylor, from the half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Andrew Richard Kvans, who has received a ...
... ou ou * ht to have remained in the workhouse. Ihe prisoner with her child then left the office in a de- jected state.) John Keates was brought to this office by Kempton, the beadle of St. Pancras, charged by his wife with having de- serted her, leaving ...
... Five precisely. , STEWARDS. Right Hon. Earl of Aberdeen. I Mr. Sheriff Richardson. Right Han. and Right Rev. Chas. f Rev. John Keate, D.D. Master James Lord Bishop ot London, of Eton School. Vice-President. Rev. J. Hewlett, B.D. Rector of Right Rev. Robert ...
... half-past Five precisely. R STEWARDS. j ?? Hon. Earl of Aberdeen. I Mr. Sheriff Richardson. •'FhtHen.and Right Uev. Chas. j Rev. John Keate, D.D. Master •■'ines I. ur d Bishop ol London, of Eton School. . 'ce 'President. Rev. J. Hewlett, B.D. Rector of •-'►M ...
... ditto. John ( haUenor, juu. Biddulph. H. Smith, ditto. D. Pntchett, (beadle. Francis Cox, ditto. Hia. Low uds, I ttoxeter. John Keat. Admaston. Samuel Vates, Stramshall. William Bakcwell, Field. M illiaui Carlisle, Belmont. Henry Walter Holland, Lee-lane ...
... Marn__dukeJe_.eys,Esq. 1 1 Col. R. Barnewcll, E. I. Miss Jackson 3 0 Service 5 0 John Jones, Esq 1 1 Hugh Burgess, Esq 3 2 John Keate, Esq., Eton.. 10 0 B. J. Boulton, Esq 10s. 6 ...
... H. Schultes, Esq. 1 t* ; By the Rev. G.W, Mrs. Throckmorton I 0 Woodhouse - 1 5 Mrs. Woodward - 010 Miss Molvneux . 1 0 John Keates, Esq. 1 0 Mr. H. Earp - 010 Sarah Keates - 1 0 Mrs. Perry . - 1 0 T. D. Lees, Esq. - 3 3 Miss Deakin - 010 Robert Lees, ...