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... and .the enjoyment of pension; and ao are the widow of Dr. Ball, the naturalist, the sisters of Dr. Lardner, and sister of John Keats, the poet. Two ladies receive £75 each by virtue of being descendants the author of “Robinson Crusoe,“ and there are many ...
... lynx-eyed criticise than may appear at first blush. It is to lay too much strew on apocryphal stories about the death of John Keats, and to make too much of the tenderness of authors' feelings- Nobody is under an obligation to publish • book in • world ...
... one of his letters has On: Is b een qroted by Baines nd others so oftean that we need I not reproduce it here. In 1818, John Keats of Endy. of I imlon fame started from Lancaster on a pedestrian tour Sun t hrough the lake district, on the 191h of June ...
... 1530. : de Poi tieredc fur. • M Mary Anderson, act., b., 0359. . F Oliver Wendell Holmes b., alop. M Michaelmas Day. de W John Keats, poet, died, t 796. 30 8 ist Sunday in Advent. - St. : 3olTu W. BARBER, Proprietor. • Tu W.Wilberforce,philan.,cl,lB33. ...
... ens Sir J. FEacGTsKoX recognised the spirit with the which the authorities at Rome had preserved T in intact the grave of John Keats, although the side mudrond was required for a municipal improvement. T ?? answ er to Mr. A. Peace, Am me. Sir J. I'uRraumssos ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that a complimentary dinner take place on the day of the presentation, which will be on August 3rd, at the house of Mr. John Keating, the Spread Eagle Inn, Lower Hillgate. An application was then made on behalf of Mr. Frank Hadfield, whose emigration allowance ...
... hinted at already, about 41 members of the above society sat down to a substantial dinner, at 4 p.m., at the house of Mr. John Keating, the Spread Eagle Inn, Lower Hillgate. The occasion was the presentation of an emblem of the cotton industry, fully mounted ...