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... without ballast, and will be found on inspection Strong Vessel in Good Order, and ready for immediate employment. Apply to John Keats Ron, Aberdeen. SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES an Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 25th, 26th. and 27th November, 1885, ACCTIo ...
... successful in preserving grateful aroma ol the roasted berry.—Lancet. Just Published, crown Bvo, cloth, fie. T ETTERS of JOHN KEATS to his JJ FAMILY and Edited STDKXT Cotrni. GLASGOW HERALD.**— “May accepted as tbs standard edition of the correspondence ...
... same. To which are appended Letters to the Qnardtan ’* on the Lord’s Prayer. Jnst Published, crown Bvo, cloth. 6s. Letters John keats to his FAMILY AND FRIENDS. Edited by SIDNEY Colvin. “GLASGOW HERALD.—“ May be accepted as the standard edition of the ...
... everybody who wishes lo understand the history of a most important period. Just Published, crown Bvo, ol**ih, 6», Letters of john keats to hi* FAMILY and FRIENDS. Edited SIDNEY COLVIH. The object of the present volume is to supply the want of a separate and ...
... There at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th alt,” writes a correspondent of the Athenctum, Mr* Ell* Keats Pesy, niece of John Keats. She bad juet returned home from public concert, when ahe was struck down paralysis and immediately expired, It is said ...
... much his juniors. But is there mot a certain semse of astonishment in reflecting that Carlyle was born in the same year as John Keats, that he was only three years younger than Shelley, and only seven youuger than Byron ? These men, the posts of our grandfathers ...
... everybody who wishes to uo derstand the history a moat important period.” Ju*t Published, crown Bvo, cloth. 6s. T BTTERS of JOHN KEATS to his -Li FAMILY and FRIENDS. Edited by Sidney Coltin. Toe object of the present volume is to supply the want of a separate ...
... have been granteJ th« widow* of ProfeMoar Clifford, General Armstr-inK, and Hawker, and a aimtlar peoaloo the titter of John Keats, the poet, direot* attention a subject which eooaiderable miaconcepttou prevails. There it a very general notion current ...
... nature, and his affection for humble and common things, the “Sympathetic School,’ - numbering noble names, like those of John Keats, the greatest young poet that ever was —Hartley Coleridge, sweet singer of the Nautilus—Professor Wilson, in verse ...
... everybody who wishca to understand the history most important period.' Just Published, crown Bfo. cloth. 6e. T ETTERS of JOHN KEATS to his J J FAMILY and FRIENDS. Edited SIDNEY Colvin. The object the present volume is supply the want of a separate and ...
... lecture. BUCK IF- -Mrrrai AAaocTAnog. —The eubjeet.s for Tuesday night’s this A«*fjci»tion were two essays one John Perry John Keats, and the other on Newspapers by Mr .1. Herd Votes thanks given the A««yi»ls PtiFstktaTlov. On Tuesday night Miss Gibson ...
... performance in the poetical l.ne.” There arc also autograph letters or note* Lord Byron ‘593), Charles Lamb (594 and 595), John Keats (596), William Blake, painter and poet (598): and Sir Walter Scott (599). It only remains to speak of the charters, autographs ...