... the blood; George Coimaa tho elder, the dramatist, the connoisseur, and toe translator of Terence, by Gainsborough i and John Keats, painted at Rome the poet’s friend, Severn. Tho Gazette announces that tho Queen has pointed the Right Hon. Sir John Young ...

... Marshall “Critpus: poetic romance is prefaced by some good lines indicating that the author has drawn of his inspiration from John Keats, whose early death his brother poet Shelley bewailed tho magnificent eleg&ic stans is beginning *’l weep for AdonaiV’ The ...

... White, and others. Lot B.—Alt those Five DWELLING-HOUSES, fronting Mcrsey-road, Widnes, in occupation of Captain Starkie, John Keating, Abraham Speakman, and others. Lot 9.—A1l thorn Six DWELLING-HOUSES, fronting Mersey-road. Widnes, in the occupation of ...

... White, and others. LOT B.—All those Five DWELLING-HOUSES, fronting Meraey-road, Widnes, in Hie occupation Captain Starkie, John Keating, Abraham Speakman, and others. LOT 9.-All those Six DWELLING-HOUSES, fronting Mersey-road, Widnes, the occupation off William ...

... frightful circumstances Holmes Chapel Station, Monday night last. The Jury having been sworn and having viewed the body. John Keating, who was the only witness examined. said—l am the mail cart driver from to Holmes Chapel Station. On Monday night last ...

... representative. Widves Oases,—At the court Monday, before H. Deacon, Eiq., Thomma fined lOj. and ooata for being drunk, and John Keating, Jana Martin, and James Perry were each fined 6*. and cotta for the like offenoe l Perry baring money committed to prim ...