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... with an interesting article on the recently published 11 Life of Chaining, followed a review of the M Life and Works of John Keats. In a paper on the great sea serpent the views of those who believe the existence of that creature are supported. The other ...
... abstracted from the old oak chest since it was'so contemptuously dismissed from Leeds castle. The Life and Literary remains of John Keats, furnish materials for a highly attractive biographical sketch. The incidents which immediately preceded the close of the ...
... the smoke, while two ragged tattered girls carried her along. What a thing would be a history of her life and sensations —John Keats. THE EDITOH THE IiHISTOL TIMES. Sib, —Allow me to forward the reply to the Charade in the Bristol Timet of this day. Youra ...
... about “Ceylon and the Cingalese while for admirers of talent there are copious biographical notices of Theodore Hook, and John Keats, the poet. Mr. James Fisher Murray contributes some fine stanzas entitled My Guests,” which arc worthily accompanied four ...
... goal Age to age and soul to soul Mpeaketh part but none whole distant Truth ! Athenaeum REMARKS the and Literary Remains of John Keats Edited Richard Monldon Milnes' Some books there that gladden us— that make our pulse beat with more animated and yet not ...
... exhibits in its present number the following sound and admirably-written artitfte*:— Life of Channim; —Life and Works of John Keats—YHfc- Distressed Needlewoman and Cheap Prison Labour — Ancient Egypt—The Irish Difficulty; how it must met - Great and Modern ...
... Queen 'a College Oxford. The Rev. John Charles Keate ha* been presented the Rectory of Hartley Wcspall, vacant the tion John Keate, d. 0., on the presentation of the Dean and Canons of St George's Chapel, Windsor. Birth.—]>«c. 81, at Winchester, th* wife ...
... 6'ix Months -. Ann Bryant, for uttering count* rfeit coin ; John Brown, for stealing watch and key from the person of John Keating; Thos. Edwards, for stealing lead from a building, property of Thus. Davey; Joseph Hyde, for stealing lead, the property ...
... 10s. and costs, or 14 days’ imprisonment. John Brown was committed for trial for stealing silver watch, the property of John Keating Thomas Porter was sent bridewell for month, and whipped, lor stealing rope from Mr. Williams’s yard, Canons’ Marsh. The ...
... Bishop. Sfiv Months: Ann Bryant, for uttering counterfeit coin; John Brown, for stealing a watch and key from the person of John Keating; Thos. Edwards, for stealing lead from a building, the property of Thos. Davey; Joseph Hyde, for stealing lead, the property ...
... property of Peter Bishop Six Months— Bryant for uttering counterfeit ooln John Brown for stealing watch from the person of John Keating : Thomas Edwards for stealing quantity of lead from building the property of Thomas Davey Joseph Hyde for stealing quantity ...
... and FC 203 fined 10s costs or fourteen days' imprisonment John Brown for trial for stealing silver watch the property of John Keating Thomas Porter was to Bridewell for month to he whipped for stealing from Mr Williams’s yard Canons' Marsh can confidently ...