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... 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 ...
... hours of day and ma : them gracious. If asked what great things orr, would teach us, he knew cf no better wawa than that of John Keats, in his opinion t greatest art poet since Shakespere, who had an —I have not got the slightwit reverence anything is existence ...
... An Elegy on the Death of Johi Keats, is among the most impassioned of Shelley's verses. Give heed to the pre- face ;- John Keats died at Rome of a con- sumption in his twenty-fourth year, on the-of-, - 1821, and was buried in the romantic and lovely ...
... brilliant idea,. When We are doomed to talk Dutch for tenl years, civilisation will advance by leaps and bounds. Who killed John Keats ? Tradition and Lordl Byron say the Quarterly Review. In the cur- rent number of that periodical there is anl allusion to ...
... 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 ...
... violent that he had to be carried tO the station,—A fine of 53 and cos% 78 6d, was iniptiv .d. Id tirrisNANcE or A BOff.—John Keating was summoned to show cause why he should not c,ntribute tawards the support of his son in an industria, school.—lnßpector ...
... Agnes Holdea , Patrick Hyland, Anthony Armstrong, Jacob Canft, Riley, William Osman, James Handy, Chas. Fitzpatrick , John Keating, Michael Quinn, John Keough, Wm. Fallon+ Peter McCaffertv, Thomas Spruce, Richard Glasse?, CO Henry Whitfield.—Mr. G. H ...
... ,to send their children regularly to school :—John Keenaghan. Charles Ashley, Myles Gaul, Both McLoughlin (two cases), John Keating (three cases), Thos. S. Smith (two cases), William Hardy, Thomas Oates, John Burns, Dennis Malone, Christopher Buchanan ...
... Agnes Holden , Patrick Hyland, Anthony Armstrong, Jacob Cauft, Peter Riley, William Osman, James Handy, Chae. Fitzpatrick, John Keating, Michael Quinn, John Keough, Wm. Fallon, Peter McCafferty, Thomas Spruce, Richard Glassey, and Henry Whitfield.--Mr.O. ...
... chester, on Jane 13th, and was J lm Pnsenment with hard labour. N ik***Uck- ■w°f et; Jacobs, 35, cabinet lor S B, and John Keating, ' Manchester, on the 18th ' of of 50s, o ...
... 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 ...
... had to be carried and kicked him. _ A fine of 5s and costs, Is d 6 earr :ed . was unto the stati- _ ___ posed. CE A Sim—John Keating was summoned to M A INTENAN mow esuse h e should not cont•ibute t wards the s u r p or , of his an induatrlai school.—lnspector ...