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... P. ohnt K Keats, by Michael William Rossetti. London: , Walter Scott. The sequence of two such names as Adam d Smith and John Keats aptly illustrates the S breadth of biography covered by the excellent a series of Great Writers, of which, under the ...
... says :—Thers died at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult., writes a oJrreapondeta, Mrs. Ella Keats Pesy, a niece of John Keats. She bad just returned home from a public concert, whim elle was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It ...
... mel tablet wS i h bas been placed on the =me 4 housekown-se Lawn Bank, - Jobn-tree, _Hmp. mitt t stead, in which the poet John Keats lived. Baal the At T cmbze WelLs on Satorday, Tohn Outh- C Bh > bert AllisEon, the ex-eibef conaable of the B ;o-2xiouh ...
... the widow of the e-louent preacher of the gospel of Agnosticism, C Professor Clifford, had £80 ; the sister of poor x i John Keats had a similar amount; Lady Duffus on R Hardy, the widow of the historian of the t nt lecord Office, received £55, in addition ...
... have found SuiS muchI ?? in this eoimtry, and thii is one of tha his simplest aad mnost charming tales, f a v ing Poems Of John Keats. Mted by G.~ Thr Drury. With an intaodvction by Robert Bridges. in tw~o vwunxaes. (London: L awrence and Bullen. -New York: ...
... poetry, for example. The Glory That Was Greece. Poem lovers will much enjoy this charming little volume. -he Sonnets of John Keats. (London Georgp Bell and Sons. 2s. 6d.) A neat, well-bound edition of the fifty-four sonnets of Keats, with decorated borders ...
... 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: ...
... Malden, to JANE, Youngest daughter of Mr. L. M‘NEILL, plumber, late of Glasgow. On the 12th April, at Sydney, N.S.W. Mr. JOHN KEATS, of Burnham, England, to ELIZ ABETH MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. C. (MATES- On the 17th April, at Sydney, N.S.W., EDWARD ...
... NEW PUBLICATIO_ZVS. Enc?onion. By John Keats. Illustrated with Engravings on Steel, by F. Joubert, from Paintings by E. J. Poynter, A.B.A. (London: E. Moxon, Son, and Co.) A thing of beauty is a joy for ever, and the genius of him who sung thus could ...
... Among tho other contents of tho Victoria arc continuation chanters of serial stories, an article on tho hfo and writings of John Keats, “tho daintiest of poets,” and variety of matter specially interesting to ladies who aro “not grown-up children.” Whilft ...
... popular recognition. Should any of the eld reviewers ■till lingering among us, they would probably now see something more in John Keats than a tadpole of the lakes,'* something mere in Chiistabel than miserable piece of coxcombry and shuffling;** and possibly ...