... and (so to speak) lnglish, than writers of books of this class have always the courage to attempt. 7'Ise Poetical Works of John Keats. Moxon. Thze Mino'Poems of Percy Bysshe Slelley. Maoxon. These are two of Mr Moxon's Two and Sixpenny Pocke;-editiofl a ...

... 20g. each. ESCAPm PROM BRIDEWSLL-CONDUCTr OP sE PZO- PLB or ?? awful, and I might add, a sa. criligious offender named John Keating, who had been ac- complishing his frauds and robberies under the guise of a monk, contrived during mass time, at twelve ...

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... passages from thoe Life of the Countess of Rosenthal. A review of Milnes' recellt Work- the 11Life and Literarv Remains of John Keats-is usost gracefully written. Tile authlor of 11Ceylon aind the Cmn- galese presents us with a few more cliOptOVs, which ...