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... land, Touching all with opiate wand— Come, long sought ! What shall we say of his ** Adonais,” or Elegy on the death of John Keats? Itis full of plaintive beauty and deep feeling. Shelley thought much of Keats. The last book that he ever read was a ...
... officiate as acting under-sheriffs, MILt-strest.—Yesterday morning, sboat four o'clock, a fire ocourred on the premises of Mr. John Keats, shoe manufacturer, Mill-street. ‘The alarm was reported at Jordan-street, and a reel from that station soon extinguished ...
... et. was 'immeshed for eseanli, out of a Coto/Noce which occurred is his Issues on the messing of root. lls soseplainaot John Keats irshardson. an us the lane trade, living is Mr. Tuve appeared for the oomplalsaat, Mr. (of Slater and Myers) for the defendant ...
... Shel'ey. 2 vols, fcp 8o , price 9a. cloth. London: Edward and Co., 44, Dover-street. JOHN* KEATS' 3 POEMS. one vol fco. Portrait, pic sa. cloth. THE POETICAL WORKS JOHN KEATS. With Memoir. Richard Monckton Milnes, M.P. London: Euward Moxou and Co., 44, Do ...
... at Nicholas Vogt was in six volumes octavo, in the years since reached a fourth edi His other works include “The Life ef John Keats,” an illustrated he Poet,” and an English edition of * @ Life of non” of Asckylus and the “ the lyric Date with t life was ...
... headstone with the nameless inscription, erected In 1821, there will be Greek altar bearing on Its front a medallion portrait of John Keats, and the desponding sentence which he last pronounoed will be read with a commentary of troth and kindness such as his admirers ...
... rhapsodies. Thomas Campbell, Thomas Moore, and Sir Walter Scott belong also to tho first rank of the poets ...
... with the nameless inscription, ereoted in 1821, there will be a Greek altar bearing on its front a medallion portrait of John Keats, and the desponding sentence which last pronoanoed will be read with a oommentary of truth and kindness such his admirers ...
... at the Clarendon the felowiog bows ot in such other to suit then agreed on, Tot 1. HOUSE in in 2A DWELLIN een rales EE John Keats, im Huskisson-street, in lease to Pastel EAD on the west, side of, containing 1,084 square yards, with Bon ceed in St. Richard ...
... jury principally perhaps through Brougham's able defence ; and afterwards fined £500 and imprisoned two years, for what John Keats termed showing truth to flattered state, but which the Government of tlie day considered a libel on that most incurable ...
... (1814), £100; another of the poet, painted for Cottle, of Bristol, £16 16s. ; a companion likeness of Southey, £16 16s. ; John Keats, £43 ; Henry, third Marquis of Lansdowne, by Hoppner, £78; James, first E«irl of Charlemont, £T3. The trustees announce ...
... 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 ...