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... HON. BERNARD COLERIDGE AND JOHN KEATS. On Thursday evening the Hon. Bernard Coleridge, the eldest son of Lord Coleridge, delivered a lecture the Athenaeum, before the members of the Exeter Literary Society on John Keats. The lecture was announced for ...
... HON. BERNARD COLERIDGE AND JOHN KEATS. On Thursday evening the Hon. Bernard Coleridge, the eldest son of Lord Coleridge, delivered a lecture at the Athenaeum, before the members of the Exeter Literary Society on John Keats. The lecture was announced for ...
... of lidos. Lord Houghton is preparing a new and revised edition of the Life and Letters of John Keats.” An association has been formed to establish a club in London for the exclusive use of clergymen. The purchase of the Chamounix hotels is meditated by ...
... Lord Houghton has preparation a new edition The Life and Letters of John Keats. It is said that a new volume poems by Tennyson may be expected this year. Messrs Nisbet and Co. have issued a complete and unabridged edition of Bunyan'a Pilgrim's Progress ...
... of Works illustrated by William Blake and Oeorge Cruikshauk. Also Poems and Antographio Letters of Percy Byshhe SheUhy, John Keats & Onarles Lamb (pnbliahea 1790 to 1830), to Ur. Lachlan, 14, York Street, Corent Garden. London. 16567 ...
... Requested, offer@ of Work. illustrated by Williams Blake & George Crnikshank ; eleo any Paean by Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats, and Charles lamb (published 1790 to 1830), to Mr. lesehlse, 14, York-at., Caveat Gardsa, Leedom. 0220 ...
... BIRTHS. March 2, at Corte Castle, the wife of Mr. John Keats, of twin sons. March 3, at Ivy Cottage, Blandford St. Mary, the wife of Sinclair Traill, Esq., solicitor, of a eon. February 26, at 37. Avenue des Champs Elysees, Paris, the wife of Ernest Clay ...
... of thee 1 Btbon. Tender is the Night, And haply the Queen-Moon is her throne. Clustered around with all her Btarry Fays. John Keats. ...
... Bishop in tho presence of a large concourse of citizen•. SCDDIN DEATH. —An inquest was held on Wednesday on the body of John Keats, aged 39, who had died dimly on the previous day. Deceased was garderor at the County Asylum, and was engs:z.ed during the ...
... Academy for historical painting, devoted himself to the labour of love involved in daily attendance upon his dying friend. John Keats was gradually fading away when he was brought from England by slow stages to Rome, and rested at No. 24 in the Piazza di ...
... the memorial, and spoke of the poet * close connection with Hampstead. The bust is inscribed “To the everlasting memory of John Keats.” Mu. A* rr.RMAv F.u i»«t. Pmu.irs has been elected the President of the Jews' Hospital and Orphan Wert Norwood, in succession ...
... HAYDON. Sudden Death. —On Monday, John Keats, a gardener at the County Asylum, had been engaged the cemetery of the institution digging a fo{ the baker the Asylum, named Adams, and returned home about six o'clock, sat down chair, from which he fell in ...