... of chaste description, presented by gentlemen who have a desire to restore and beautify the church of their forefathers. John Keat, Esq., surgeon, has presented a new window a token of remembrance to his late departed wife. St. Lawrence, Exeter. —The ...

... believe been discovered who wrote the unlucky article on Lord Byron’s juvenile poetry in Edinburgh Review or the attack upon John Keats in the Quarterly which is said to have proved the youthful poet but the storm satire drawn down upon the one and the indignation ...

... Downey and John Fitzgerald, two privates of the 4th regiment, were brought up charged with stealing 9s. 7Jd. the property of John Keating. The prosecutor landed from the Cork steamer at Plymouth on Monday, where accidentally met with the prisoners; he had some ...

... ea magistrates dismissed the charge ot' felony, and fined't am for the assault 5s. each, or seven daysl imprisonment. b John Keat was charged with wilfuliy breaking a door in the n see of James Duffett. The prisoner went last isight to corn- leinant's ...

... thanks was awarded to Mr.; Watkins, and the Imeeting searated. Tile subj'ct for the next lecture is ?? ILife and Writings of John Keats, to be given by Mr. J.Warleyr. IDrocESSES orr GLOUCESTER ANIDBPISTOL.---The incon- .veniences, lopg felt and acknowledged ...

... . —Oa Friday evening. 29th ultimo, a lecture was delivered to this Society, by Mr. Jetties Morley. tee Life mid Worm of John Keats; the delineetion of the poet's cearacter was ac- CO.nplisheil in a most sitisfeetury 1110111er. GLOUCESTeIIittIRE SOCInTY ...

... Society. Friday evening the 29tli inst. a lecture was delivered to this society Mr. James Warley, on the life and works of John Keats, the delineation of the poet’s character was accomplished a most satisfactory manner. The Mary Ann Peters. —Accounts just ...

... Juvenile Tee-Total Improvement Society On Friday evening the 29th ult lecture delirered to Society by Mr J Warley on the John Keats the delineation of the poet’s character was accomplished most satisfactory manner The Countess Poulett the Honourable Amais ...

... and hopeless outcast upon a foreign shore. The Mves of Howard, the Philanthropist,” u Southey,” of “Dean Swift,” and of “John Keats,” afford the gifted writer of the essays ample materials for the exercise of bis flue critical perception; and the display ...

... for one leaving the Ralph Margaret—Elizabeth Will's, for one for leaving her child chargeable the Wood borough—Henry Dis, John Keates, and Alk-y, for three weeks, for maliciously committing damage err ■ t.iin wood lands, the G. G. Ludlow, e«--., North B ...

... ng the condition of the insane. Its value is about £400. Death of Dr. Keate, Canon of Windsor.—By the death of the Rev. John Keate, which took place at Hartley, Westpall, Hants, on Friday.'last, one of tbe canonries of Saint George's Chapel, Windsor, ...

... York : value £32 : pat, the Archbishop of York : Ray. li. P. Marriott, deo. Windsor: pat, the Crown: value E 1,490: Rev John Keats, D.D., dee. LUo CANOSILY. Bristol Cathedral : pais, the D. sad C. of Bristol. BICTORI if. Aber, Carnarsonshim : dio, Bangor: ...