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... —King Alfred died, S'Oi).—Eiasmue born, Fl67.-J Loole died, L04. * Wednesday, 29.— Rafctgfa hcheadsd, Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats born, . T^, -~ » 'KG- ~ Cirt-Aright died, 1823.—Now Moon una 1.11, after. Fkiday, 3!.—John Evelyn born, -Sun ris 3 at 53 ...
... Alfred died, 900.——Erasmus born, 1467.—J. Locke died, 1704. Monpay, 29.—Raleigh beheaded, 1618.—R. B. Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats born, 1796.—G. Morland died, 1804. Tvespat, 30.—Davila born, 1576.—Dr. E. Cartwright died, 1823.—Admiral Vernon died, 1757 ...
... West Indiaman, destroyed by fire off Portsmouth, 75 THURSDAY, 2) —Raleigh beheaded, 1618.—Richard §. Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats born, 1796.—Geo. Morland died, 18)4.—The Ringleadsrs of the Mutiny which terminated in the death of Escaleri, shot by order ...
... Morniug, First Lesson, Joel ditto, Luke 15. Kv.nine, ,Mrtt 6.—2nd ditto, Philip*-— Raleigh beheaded. Kill!.- R. »■ born, 1751.—John Keats born, 1796. . Monday, .Id. born, 1.576-—l - died, 11!23.—First quarter tl* Moon at mins. past morn. Tuesday, 31.-John born ...
... CHRONOLOGY THE WEKK. Saturday, October 29.—Ralaijrh beheaded, 1618.— R. B. Sheridan born, 1751.—0. Mordand died, 1804.—John Keats born, 1796. Sunday, 3(1. Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.—Morning, First Lesson, Proverbs 11.—2nd ditto, Luke 16. Evening ...
... Alfred died, 900.—Erasmus born, John Locke died, 1704. Tuesday 29. Raleigh beheaded. 1618.— R. ». Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats borft, 1796. Wednesday Dnrila born, 1576. —Dr. Cartwright difd, 1828. 31.—John born, Frtday, Nov. L—All Saiuts.—Sir .Matttrt* ...
... Colonist, West Indian destroyed by fire off Portsmouth, 1837. „ Friday, 29.—Raleigh beheaded, 1651.-Ric Sheridan born, 1751.—John Keats born, Morland died, 1801,.—The Ringleaders of the * * « which terminated in the death of fof shot by order of Espartero ...
... at xBO,OOO. Two more fatal accidents hare u,:curre.l on the East• em Countie.' Railway. The Life and Literary Remains of John Keats, edited by Mr. Moncktun %Ines, M.P., is announced. A cabinet council held on Saturday afternoon, nt the Foreign-office ...
... James Vincent, of Houghton Regis, was charged with assaulting police constable Keating at Houghton, on the 31st July.—John Keating sworn: on the 3lst July I found Vincent drunk and making great noise; I tried to get him to go home, but be would not I ...
... The health the Rev. Dr. Keate was next proposed the President in an eloquent speech, and responded to tremendous cheers. John Keate, Esq., (son of the Dr.) briefly returned thanks. The Provost and Fellows of Eton were next proposed by the Marquis of ...
... door, preceded the vergers with their maces office, supporting oa either side the new Dean, and followed by the Rev. Dr. John Keate and the Rev. William Canning, Canons of Windsor. After bowing three times to the altar, and performing the same ceremony ...