... ClcrkenwclL There died at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult., writes a correspondent, Mrs. Ella Keats Pecy, a neico of John Keats. She had just returned home from a public concert, when die was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It is ...

... Af will be in the interests of civilisation and development of commerce. 40¢ announcement Just Made with reper grave of John Keats seems convincing proof the some men are not simply born to sorrow, but. tht sorrow follows them even into the grave. melancholy ...

... succession Major-General C. O. Cteagh Osborne, C. 8., whose period service that capacity has ex-1)1 At Burton-on-Trent, John Keats, a bricklayer, was committed for trial charged with breaking into the pawnshop of Mr. Charles September last, and stealing ...

... 0. 0. Clrenkh Osborne, ?? ] rios whiase period of Eervice in that capacity has ex- h tiX, pired. tof At Bnrton-on-Trent, John Keats, a bricklayer, 1 i s- was committed for trial charged with breaking . her into the pawnlshop of Mr. Charles Leedhar in ...

... id by en English port of this century who l tved beauty more purely and plitsionately than any +Moe Shakespere—lre meant John Keats. Somebody writing to Keats staked him to have re•vcwenre for enure tradition of pt.indica of his .I.y, and Keats wrote ...

... elegant M Racine much for Mr William “though is undeniable” His these dead sufficiently the describes of M Moliero of Mr John Keats will letter in merits discussed told instance Life” which the hack- is master-’ with certain yet the “though not magician ...

... that idea, for then the criticisms were slashing and trenchant as was exemplified. and satirised in the lines Who killed John Keats? I. said the Quarterly So savage and tarta •137, I killed John Seats. (Laughter.) The productions of some new poet were ...

... Alfred Russel Wallace suggests more of these is Keats de Llanos in 1880 £80 year in consideration of eminence of her brother John Keats poet” Of equal interest still more curious are of Mary Jane Amelia Defoe descendants the author Robinson Crusoe” They tension ...

... iftil ; the widow ot the eloquent preacher of the gospel of Agnosticism, Professor Clifford, bad £80; the sister of poor John Keats had • similar amount; Lady buffos Hardy, the widow of the lustorian of the Record Office, received £55. Is addition to a ...

... hoase out of his £38504 Biting Man’s Oft At county police court Patrick Blake charged wife having on wounded labourer named John Keating Rixton Prosecutor prisoner were fee Lion for quart beer prosecutor won prosecutor struck him Prisoner attacked him put ...

... Mrs. John Keating, of Collinsville, U.S., died aged thirty-five. less than nine years she gave birth to four pairs of twins and four single births. All of the twelve children but are dead. ...

... 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 ...