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... viz : — Contract da the Brd of May, 1803, between John Keats and Arthur Keats, of the one pary, and the Com- Rny of the other part; and a contract dated the 11th bruary, 18¢3, between the said John Keats and Arthar Keats, of the one part, and Edward Robotham ...
... of Professor Clifford, year ; 2, t Mrs. Hawker, widow of the Ecv. Mr. Hawker, £3(} a year; 3, to Mdme. Llanos, sister of John Keats, the ' poet, £80 a year; 4, to Mrs. Armstrong, wi^ o w of Lieutenant-general J.W. Armstrong, C.8., £8} Tear> Sir Cba?. Dilke's ...
... and .the enjoyment of pension; and ao are the widow of Dr. Ball, the naturalist, the sisters of Dr. Lardner, and sister of John Keats, the poet. Two ladies receive £75 each by virtue of being descendants the author of “Robinson Crusoe,“ and there are many ...
... most letter from Bhsllev. Dover. IRIB. to Godwin. £lB 10s ; Om letter from Aleiandtr Pope Mr. Bel hell, £7 l~s ; long Utter John Keats, dated Hempstead. 1818, £ll 10s; one from Sarah. Duchies Marlboro nth, March 24, 1719. £9 : one from the Doha of Marlborough ...
... Cootraet dated the 3rd day o: May, 1893, between John Keats Arthur Keats of the one tan, and the Comi any of the other part; and a contraot, tinted the 11th February, 1193, between the said John Keats and Arthur Keats, of the ownheiergdwaVd Edwenl ;tobre ...
... All were fined one shilling each, with a warning that in future the penalty wo aid be higher if they justified in this way John Keats epithet of the mournful robins. Surely there should have been some difference made between the little girls who made all ...
... Inventions John Keats Arthur Keats for discs, spools, or reels used for cotton, silk, linen, and woollen or other threads, known as Keats' Feather-Weight spools, and also the machines tor windinj the thread, ...
... romantic associations. The epigram dictated by himself, Here lies one whose name was writ in water, marks the quiet tomb of John Keats, and by him grow, as he desired, the daisies through the later winter into spring. Near Keats, and coupled with him in our ...
... promise of splendid work which his better performances held out. Byron's joke, Who killed John Keats? I, said the Quarterly, so savage and tartarly, I killed John Keats, was a joke, and nothing more; or, under the circumstances, Byron was not likely to make ...
... Wilb. Groos, Merchant, 106, Fenchurck-street, L~ndon, E C. Rochefort Folifott Blakiston, £5, St. Andrew's-square, Surbiton. John Keats, Keats Drothers, mschinists, Albion Worts, Stafford. N . BANKERS. Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Com b Limited ...
... land, Touching all with opiate wand— Come, long sought ! What shall we say of his ** Adonais,” or Elegy on the death of John Keats? Itis full of plaintive beauty and deep feeling. Shelley thought much of Keats. The last book that he ever read was a ...
... Mr. Charles 0. Murray. Square crown Bvo. cloth extra, gilt edges. price 6d. EDITION DE LUXE OF The EVE of ST. AGNES. By JOHN KEATS. Illustrated by 19 Etchings hy Charles 0. Murray. Folio, cloth extra 21s. The . STORY of the ZULU CAMPAIGN. By Ma)or ASHE ...