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... Teutons. THE announcement of the unveiling at Rome of the monument to Mr. Severn, artist, the devoted friend of the poet, John Keats, was commented on in congratulatory terms by most of the metropolitan newspapers. It now turns out, however, that the account ...
... Sevan from the grave is which they were placed at the time of his death, and their reintennent next to that of his friend John Keats, wham he accompanied to Rome, and by whale side he expressed a desire to tied his final mtinz place. Bttroi of Oriental ...
... s of the Roman Municipality, and a large of English and American reddents and visitors. The grave is dug beside that of John Keats, the friend of Joseph Severn, in comformitywith the wish expressed by the latter during life. . _ _ The energetic action ...
... the Roman Municipality, and a large number of English and American residents and visitors. The grave is dug beside that of John Keats, the friend of Joseph Severn, in comformity with the wish expressed by the latter during life. The energetic action of the ...
... following inscription, written by Lord Houghton ?? To the memory of Joseph Severn, devoted friend and death-bed companion of John Keats, whom he lived to see numbered among the immortal poets of England. An artist eminent for his representation of Italian ...
... 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 ...
... DAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1882. STABBING A POLICEMAN. On Thursday, at the POlice Court, before Mr. Raffles, John Keating, a young man, about 24 years of age, was charged with assaulting P.C. 90 while in the execution of his duty. It appeared that the prisoner ...
... 3Ov. 16, at Camberwell 1.0, 1 London, S.W., by-W, Bramwell Booth (Salvation n 2 Army). James, yoinget sonn of the late John Keates 3 Ltverpool, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Lsla e 1, Wright, Salibury, Wits. e ,M Xsso -CrZe-ZCXV. la, at St. Petet a ...
... :—Peter Camay, Ellen Carnay, Thomas Molyneux, Thomas Welsh, Thomas Risley, Daniel Brown, Hugh Gallagher, John McDonald, John Keating. MORE DRUNKENNESS.—Thernas Eustace, who was represented by his wife, was charge i with drunk and disorderly conduct, on ...
... in each case :—Thomas Molyneaux, Thomas Welsh, James Carr, James Simposon, John A. Brien, Patrick Quinn, James Hughes, John Keating, Thomas Owens, Bartholomew Lavine, and Francis Garbutt. YESTERDAY.—Before Mr. John Brock. ANOTHER ALLEGED SAVAGE ASSAULT ...
... nuisance.—Each of the defendants was Thomas Risley, Daniel Brown, Hugh Gallagher, John fined 21 tid and costs. McDonald, John Keating. A FIRED eniattsET.—Patlick Care:, was fined 61 and c - sts for allowing hi., chinney to be on fire. MONDAT.—Before W. ...
... inflicted in each Case :—Thomas Molyneaux, Thomas Welsh, James Carr, James Simposon, John A. Brien, Patrick Quinn James Hughes, John Keating, Thomas Owens, Bartholomew Lavine, and Francis Garbutt. ...