... charged with steding partridge eggs from a field in the occupation of Mr. Creak, on Sunday, the 18th inst. Police-officer John Keating met the defendant on the road between Houghton Regis and the Luton mad Dunstable road ; he appeared to have somefhing concealed ...

... changes in the amount and distribution of the force : viz., Police-constables Robt, Hart, John Edward Donne, Donald Kennedy, John Keating, Thos. Riley, Chas, Galley, and John Quilty resigned ; Thos, Breary, Wm, Snell, Solomon Gurney, Wm, Larman, Wm. Frankton ...

... Silby House, Grosvenorroad, Tonbridge Well, spinster Jones, Wm. Champion, and Jones, John Jones, Miss Mary ~_Holl, John Keating, Robert, M P, Kell, C. J.and R, J. Headley, Epsom, gentlenan Park-hill, Clapham, Esquire Gloucester - Lu'e. Regent's ...

... Mary, daughter of M. James Fisher, aged 8 ‘:n. 1 @ ’mqmn-o- ‘the 6th inst., Ellen Brown, aged %2 o 0 Sunday last, Mr. John Keating, 64 i the inst,, Mr, Johp [aved UM udgiyun.' ...

... James Fisher, aged 8 years. e (iarltang«()':l‘ the Gth inst., Ellen Brown, aged ” s years. Bowness—On Sunday last, Mr. John Keating, # ’ 45 years. : l-\h%‘ —Qu the 20th inst., Mr, Johy Javeßy Ulon mfi.. tnda& yun ...

... promiwfi sketch from the facile and familiar pen of Delmar Morgan. In the February number Cowden Clarke’s Recrfi?ectiom of John Keats is a good centre piece and genial and critical reminiscences of the poet, will ever be appreciated though the brutal injustice ...

... tombstone, —* Here lies one whose name was writ in water.” February 24, 1521. And the name of the young English poet is John Keats. Lord Houghton calls this cemetery ‘‘one of the most beautiful spots on which the eve and heart of man can rest,” and Shelley ...

... bequest—the inventor of a new and valuable process relating to the use and properties of iron. The “ Love Letters'” written by John Keats to Fanny Brawne, during the years 1819-20,.are to be printed from the original mnnuscn'g‘ts. illustrated by an etching, ...

... | and administrative rank were implicated in the occult movement, down to the events of the present day. ‘ Ox behalf of John Keats's only sister, Madame Fanny 1 Keats de Llanos, the sole surviving member of the poet’s immediate family, an influentially ...

... | and administrative rauk were implicated in the occult movement, down to the events of the prescut dny. | Ox behalf of John Keats's only sister, ). ame Fanny | Keats de Llauos, the sole surviving member of the poet's immediate family, an influentially ...

... assembly his words have always been received with the attention they merited. He married Emma, dunghter of the late Rev. John Keate, D.D., Canon of \Vindsor, and the famous head master of Eton. Mrs. Durnford died in 1884. The bishop had three children ...

... eight years, and where Charles Tamb spent tle evening of his life. The building is to be known as “Phe Charles Lamb and John Keats Memorial Library,” and the cost of ercction is Leing defrayed from Mr, Passmore Edwards' gift of £3OOO. Mrs. Humphrey Ward ...