... justice, they practically answer We Dearden's ; and Ovi and Co. London.—The * on Poetry and this monte selects the late John Keats as the subject for remark and criticism The latter task is performed in a very kind spirit, and many spec mens are given ...

... that can long carry such * rP, £ “ must possess seaworthy qualities extraordinary character. far the best i»aper review of John Keats’ poems, trora tne pen of the editor, Mr. Hera id. The short account a re,it musical phenomenon “exceeding all ever heard ...

... too lazy to save The Dutch captain was ashamed to show for ‘seve: ral days, told him of the joke. THE GRassHoPpPER:—( By John Keats.) The earth is never dead : When ail the birds are faint with the hot sun, And hide in cooling trees, a voice will run From ...