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... suit purchasers, m agreed on:— Tot 1. DWE LLING-HOUSE in in -street, in the of Lieutenant Parka, 2A DWELLIN G-HOUSEia ae of John Keats, of LAND on the west side ntaining iat yards, with Four ee DWELLING HOUSES om the thereof, numbered 46, 43. | 4. Two Se ...
... Inventions of John Keats aril Arthur for discs. ..ids, or verb need for notion, silk, linen, end woollen or other threads, known as Feather winglit Spools, sad abo the Machines for winding the thread, etc., on the spools. Meters. John Keats and Arthur Keats ...
... 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 ...
... filled. Life did not depend on so many beating* of the heart. hut on the proner use of time. Ile then instanced Chatterton. John Keats, and many others, as examples of young men who had lived in deeds and thoughts but not many years. Ile said that he lives ...
... people. And how If or. about Philadelphy 1 said the other. Welt, I was , JOHN KEATS' DAYS.—The school life not quite no hefty there. There's a heap of bonds in qf John Keats was remarkable for determination to Philadelphy, and there's no use in arousing ...
... Edmonton on Saturday of the new PatismOre Edwards Public Library, which is to he erected in memory of Cbaries Lima and John Keats. There was a crowded atteudsoce. putnic meeting followed, at which Mr. U. Cooper, chairman of the Urban District Councii ...
... other of the brothers. It appears that these friends belonged to a family of the name of Jeffrey. Of the new letters of John Keats, four in number, the first ea addressed to sirs. Jeffrey from Horiton, ou his return journey from Tom in May, 1818; the ...
... whieb has occupied the attention of the Divorce Court for several days, was resumed on Monday. The petition presented by Mr. John Keats was for a dis- join U.a _ L— wawrfc-g-C on tl»« ground ut' adultery. The respondent denied the offence, and the wife pleaded ...
... memorial, and spoke of the post's close connection with Hemp. Aced. The bust is inscribed To the everlasting memory of John Keats. Asorr 4000 persons are in the employ of the Postmaster-General at the Central Telegrapt Ofllor. The pity ranges from for ...
... BRITANNIC A, Volume Fpur. T. SOWLER, 4. St. Ann's Square. Published at 16s, subject to a large discount, * THE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN KEATS, Illustrated 120 Designs, uniform with Rogers's and Campbell's Poems. T. 4, St. Ann's Square. vols., published subject to ...
... Selection flum the Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley, edited and prefseed by Robert Browning • and a Selection front the Poems of John Keats, edited and prefaced by Robert Buchanan ;to he succeeded other selections frothe Works of Thomas Ho od, Praed, Tupper, &c ...
... la Sunday after Christmas 291 M W. E. Gladstone born. 1809 30 Tu Lord Macaulay .lied, 1859 31 W John Wickliffe died. 1384 John Keats, poet, born, 1796 Alfred the Great died, 901 All Hallows' Eve ...