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... Complete Edit. ss. 41. THE LIN WOODS. By Miss Sedgwick. 2s. Bd. \ 42. SCOTT'S ROKEBY. Is. 2d. 43. THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. 2s. 44. PICCIOLA. From the French of X. B. Saintine. ls.4d. 45. THE POETICAL WORKS OF EDWARD YOUNG, LL.D. Complete. ss ...
... POEMS* PLAYS. Complete Edit. 8 41. THE LINWOODS. By Miss Sedgwick. . 42. SCOTT'S ROKEBY. ls. 2d. 43. THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS 2s 44. PICCIOLA. From the French of X. B. Saintine. Is. 4d - E cl^lc RKS °* EDWAIiD FOUNG, 0. THE POETICAL WORKS OF ALEX ...
... PLAYS. Complete' Edit. Cs 41. THE LIN WOODS. Miss SEDcwrcK. 2s. Bd. 42. SCOTT'S ROKEBY. Is. 2d. 43. THE\POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. 2s. 44. PICCIOLA. From the French of X. B. Saintine. Is. 4d. 45. THB POETICAL WORKS OF EDWARD YOUNG, LL.D. Complete. ss ...
... VS. Complete Edit. ss. 41. THE LIN WOODS. By Miss Sedgwick. 2s. Bd. 42. SCOTTS ROKEBY. 1-. 2J. 43. THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. 2s. 44. PICCIOLA. From the French X. B. Saintine. Is. 4d. 45. THE POETICAL WORKS OF EIiWAHD YOUNG, LL.D. C mplete. ss. ...
... PLAYS. Complete Edit. 41. THE LIN WOODS. By Miss Sedgwick. 2s. Bd. 42. SCOTT'S ROKEBY. ls. 2d. 43. THE POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN KEATS. 2s. 44. PICCIOLA. From the French X. B. Saintink. Is. 4d. 45. THE POETICAL WORKS OF EDWARD YOUNG, LL.D. Complete. ss. 46 ...
... warmly long to see Beauties of deeper glance and hear their singing, And float with them about the summer waters. Alas, poor John Keats ! these were thy aspirations ; and thou wentest forth to fair Italia to experience the simplehearted kindnesses of the Italians ...
... long to see Beauties of deeper glance! and hear their singing, And float with them about the summer waters. Alas, poor John Keats ! these were thy aspirations ; and thou wentest forth to fair Italia to experience the simplehearted kindnesses of the Italians ...
... original, but fuund it was too late iu life master it, aud therefore gave it up. —Sir J. Harrow. ON RECEIVING A CBOWN IVY FROM JOHN KEATS. B LEIGH HUNT. I. A crown of ivy! submit iny head the young hand that gives it—young, 'tis true, IJUt Willi right, for 'tis ...
... labour. John Murphy, indicted for passing two bad shillings parate days, was acquitted of the former and con- labour, for ni John Keating and James Br . victed, pleaded guilty to having 13, previously cor bas coin. They were each nsportation James of his wif ...
... Berriedale, Mr. Robert s Philips, only danghter both At @t. Mare's Church. in this cit ‘St. Cuthbert's will be solemnised John Keating, English-street, to ee Re, a, averie, second surviving At @tenwiz Church. on the & ow of the Right Honour- wood, of ape ...
... separate days, was acquitted of the former and convicted of the latter. Imprisonment and bard labour for nine months. _ John Keating and James Browii:ilotit - Pi - Wmisii - convicted, pleaded guilty to having passed base coin. They were each sentenced ...