... silk cannot be weighed separately from them. To remedy this defect and to relieve the manufacturer of this heavy tax, Mr. John Keats, whose name is well known in connection with bootmaking machinery, has invented a spool which, from its lightness, is named ...

... paper by Mrr. Henry Manna, entitled Shellev's Adonais. The essayist dwelt more particularly with the life and works of John Keats, the subject of Shelley's poem, showing that, although he died at a very early age, he was enabled to leave many lasting ...

... neighbourhood. THE YOUG HAL R IOT-S. YoutNAL Ti RsDoAvY--The inquest on th1e body of the mn-e Hanlon was resumed to-day. John Keats, -who was with the deceased in the crowd, deposed to bearing Hanlou s' y I i am stabbed:P They ran about forty yards, and ...

... ft. V. Williams, in which he gave interesting sketches of the lives of ChristophEr Marlow, Thomas Chatterton, Chas. Lamb, John Keats, and Edgar Allen Poe. The paper, which wais one of high literary merit, was listened to tbrougbout with the greatest interest ...

... Miss B. Hogg. set toilet mars and pin- cushion; Mr. Harrison, cil painting; Mrs. Harri- son, copy of Lamia, illustrated by, John Keats; Mrs. and Miss Stott, Ballyioney, silver pickle fork and sugar-sifter; Miss Lewis, pickle fork; ; Miss Mia Evans, butter ...

... I am a Liberal. We have received from Spain intelligence of the death of Senor Valentin Lianos, the brother-in- law of John Keats, and author of two romances which attracted some attention in their day- namely, Don Esterban and Sandoval the Freemason ...

... Washirgton1 £470; original autograph Life of Lord Nelson, by himself, and letters, two quarto volumes, £1,000; and autograph of John Keats' Endymion. £P695. -Messrs. Jarrold and Sons will publish shortly a new novel entitled A Return to Nature, -by Elsa ...

... visible froia the inside. As the great pos)t- h'clm centenary' of whrose4 -birth wi-li- be rele- boated next Tiirsuway, John Keats, says at the vary outse,2t of Ilis first pablishted plean- A t11ltltZ of beauty is a. ii-y fr elver; Jt' tsvc'iioiee inin'eases: ...

... compelling them to turn their gazes at t each other's eyes. Then did Alfred Tennyson reign supreme, sharing his throne only with John Keats. Verses of the song, 0 love they die in yoa rich sky, were sung, order being whispered in the dim. 1 neas; but the principal ...

... president of the Philosophical Society of T.C.D. 'He was an undergraduate whose life and poems inevitably sug' gest the name of John Keats. We see the same subtle genius. the same charm of language, the same, fell disease. the same voyaging in search of health ...

... itorter pieces. -which in polish of mrit are undoubtedly of a hainonionso character. nn Mr. Tur.berville's Son net to John -Keats there is such a spirit of fe ciinauaion and eweatness that we cannot resiet repeating it 'here Dear Kseats, I lose thee ...

... hiin. Watercilotitts g is- takes thlent f(r his stron¢ poiittS, atid gilrieS in them on their own acenont. (Appiziuse.) John Keats wrote for his epitnaIh- Here lies one whose nione was writ on watter-some otilie thintgs he %wrote were best written there ...