... of Professor Clifford, year ; 2, t Mrs. Hawker, widow of the Ecv. Mr. Hawker, £3(} a year; 3, to Mdme. Llanos, sister of John Keats, the ' poet, £80 a year; 4, to Mrs. Armstrong, wi^ o w of Lieutenant-general J.W. Armstrong, C.8., £8} Tear> Sir Cba?. Dilke's ...

... romantic associations. The epigram dictated by himself, Here lies one whose name was writ in water, marks the quiet tomb of John Keats, and by him grow, as he desired, the daisies through the later winter into spring. Near Keats, and coupled with him in our ...

... Government have awarded a pension of £80 to Madame Fanny Keats De Llanos in consideration of the eminence of her brother, John Keats, as a poet; and to Mrs. Pauline Mary Hawker recognition of the position of her late husband, the Rev. Mr. Hawker, ...

... and any pretenders to the possession of these qualities are held up to derision and contumely. If any Edmund Spenser or John Keats were now to arise, to tell men that the sum of human existence is not all made up of what is tangible and ponderable, it ...

... beoause he took the farm of tenant evicted for nonpayment of rent, swore informations yesterday against two men, named John Keating and William Whelan, to the effect that caught them the previous night setting fire to uncut field of grass, which, owing ...

... against Messrs. Kay and Brother of allowing a girl under age to oiean machinery motion was dismissed. A Warning to Seamen.—John Keating, John Welshman, John Desmond, James Watson, John Dixon, and Thomas Johnson, were charged at the Barrow Magistrates' Court ...

... —At tbe County Police-court, Warrington, yestordav, Patrick Blake, farm labourer, of Bixton, was charged with wouuding John Keating, a tho previous day. The two men wore the taproom of the Bed Lion Inn, Hollins Green, on Thursday evening, au'd a quarrel ...

... deal seriously, are* ashamed to deal at aU, with a book like this. We shall not pause over the memorable review killed John Keats—those wbo wish to inspect find it in the Quorterhj for April, 1318, and . production is. j-t'e* * But all who are interested ...

... Arthur Webster, a labourer, living in Gregson-street, Deansgate, was charged on remand before the stipendiary with stabbing John Keating, of Stanley- street, Hulmo. the 2nd instant the men quarrelled public-house Garden-street, Deansgate.wherotliey had be ...

... because he took the farm of a tenant evicted for nonpayment of rent, sworo informations on Wednesday against two men, named John Keating William Whelan. to the effect that ho caught them the previous night settinir fire to an uncut field of grass, which, owing ...

... Arthur Webster, 27, watchmaker, pleaded guilty to wilfully and maliciously wounding and inflicting grievous bodily harm upon John Keating, at Manchester, on the 2nd October. —Mr. Blair was instructed to prosecute.—The prisoner was sentenced to six months' hard ...

... Durnford was formerly Rector of Middleton. The deceased, whose death will be greatly regretted, was the daughter of the Rev. John Keate, D.D., head master of Eton, and Canon of Windsor. The annual choral festival of tbe united choirs the rural deanery of Whalley ...