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... letters on business and family matters; Elizabeth Browning by a series of unpublished letters to her cousin John Kenyon ; and John Keats by various letters, the property of the late Mr. Thomas Archer. There is also a characteristic autograph poem by Robert ...
... worthy honour to a book which shares with the Pilgrim's Progress the power of influencing mou iv every age. The poems of John Keats find place in the monthly re-issue of Macmillan's Golden Treasury series. Professor F. T. Palgrave edits the volume ...
... the memorial. and spoke of the poet's close connection with Hampstead. The bust is inscribed To the everlasting memory of John Keats. ...
... Earl of Iddesleigh born, :i8 M Washington Irving died. 059. F St. Shona as/ St. lade. To Cardinal Wolsey died. 1 53 d 298 John Keats. poet. 1.1 , . 5 79 6 . 1W Se, Andrew's Day. 30 8 21ft Siinday atter Trinity. Si ' .411 Ti,'. INLAND DOOR POST. The Post ...
... Saturday, the foundation-stone of the new Passmore Edwards Public Library, which to be erected in memory of Charles Lamb and John Keats. The painfully sudden death of Mr. G. W. Godfrey, the dramatist, occurred on Saturday. A very few hours previously he had ...
... of the brothers. It appears that these f r i en d s i.shm e ed to a family of the name of Jeffrey. Of the new letters of John Keats, four in number, the rho is addressed to Mu, Jeffrey from /Imam on his retire journey with Tom in May, 1818; the second ...
... Wanted to purchase any POEMS Percy Sbelle-, including the ''Alastor, printed Weybridge, Queen Mab ; also, early works by John Keats, Coarles Lamb, and Goldsmith. Requested offers of hooks illustrated William Blake and George Cruik shank, to Mr. Lachlan ...
... “Essays in Liteiary Interpretation,’* by the same writer, illustrated with portraits of Robert Browning, Dante Rossetti, and John Keats; and “Essays of Mazzin ; ,” mostly translated (or the first time into English T. O. Key, edited, with an introduction, by ...
... Massey fer a new washed the ball down and varnished it, and (AO reper of Court took plees at the Mr. gave a lecture on John Keats at the quit fr when the cause list Albert Institute on weather, evening. Doubtiess owing to audience was be d entries of ...
... Francis Palgrave, and Mr. J. Willis Clark also delivered addresses. The bust is inscribed, “To the everliving memory of John Keats this monument is erected by Americans, 1894.” Saturday evening, Miss Nellie Newman, a young lady of Park-street, Luton, ...
... words—went for £9 6s. A short note from Dickens, asking Major Luke to dinner in order to meet Macteady, brought 80s.; and one John Keats, in which lie said “Men and tin kettles are much the same in these days,” £ll. collection of letters by Wordsworth sold ...