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... contribntore. He was introduced to Clifford, as has himself told os, by George Ellis. It was Croker who killed John Keats:— Who kill’d John; Keats t I, said the Quarterly, So aavage and tartarly* Tina on. my feata. It Croker who first put range on the face ...
... as hasving commenced in the s Divorce Court onl Faturday, ?? continued on Mon- I day and yesterday. The letitioenr, Mr. John Keats, is the head of tho well-knovwn firm of Portnuin. and Mason, in Piccadilly, and in 1855 filled the office of Sheriff of ...
... ofthe blood; George Coiman tbe elder, the dramatist, tbe connoisseur, snd tbe translator of Terence, by Gainoboroagh; and John Keats, pointed at Rome by the poet* friend, Severn. Princes* Clotilde and ber husband, ao soon as the routine of presentations ...
... the blood; George Coimaa tho elder, the dramatist, the connoisseur, and toe translator of Terence, by Gainsborough i and John Keats, painted at Rome the poet’s friend, Severn. Tho Gazette announces that tho Queen has pointed the Right Hon. Sir John Young ...
... stone, saihnalter; Evertow-road. John Goidie, broker, Eichange-street, East. Michael, Harnett, broker. Fenwiek-street.. John Keats, copper merchant, Iluskisson-strect. William Kilgour, broker, York-buildings. George Louthian, merchant, Fenwick-street ...
... whieb has occupied the attention of the Divorce Court for several days, was resumed on Monday. The petition presented by Mr. John Keats was for a dis- join U.a _ L— wawrfc-g-C on tl»« ground ut' adultery. The respondent denied the offence, and the wife pleaded ...
... BRITANNIC A, Volume Fpur. T. SOWLER, 4. St. Ann's Square. Published at 16s, subject to a large discount, * THE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN KEATS, Illustrated 120 Designs, uniform with Rogers's and Campbell's Poems. T. 4, St. Ann's Square. vols., published subject to ...
... NCE :to complete vols. Subscribers' names reocived T. SOWLER, 4, St. Ann's Square. Published at 16s. THE POETICAL WORKS JOHN KEATS, Illustrated 190 Designs, uniform withJßogers's and Campbell's T. SOWLER, 4, St. Ann's Square. In crown Bvo, with Portrait ...
... there are innumerable original and thoroughly poetic ideas, set in the softest and most melodious verse. Stableman. born John Keats might have owned the thought Sweet are familiar songs, tho' music dips Her hollow shell in thought's forlornest wells and ...
... there are innumerable original and thoroughly poetic ideas, set in the softest and most melodious verse. Stableman. born John Keats might have' owned the thought— Sweet arc familiar songs, tho' music dips Her hollow shell in thought's forloruest wells: ...
... botch of contributors. He was introduced to Gilford, as lie has himself told us, by George Ellis. It was Croker who killed John Keats :— Who kill'd Johny Keats? I, said the Quarterly, So savage and tartarly — Twas oue of my feats. It was Croker who ...
... the blood; George Cohnan the elder, the dramatist, the connoisseur, and the translator of Terence, by Gainsborough ; and John Keats, painted at Rome by the poet's friend, Severn. A FRENCH WAR.—A rumour is circulating in the financial world, and obtaining ...