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... American members—organised informally a movement to purchase by popular subscription the house on the Piazza di Spagna in which John Keats died, and to establish therein a permanent memorial of Keats and Shelley, consisting of a library of their works in various ...
... was reason of contrast of peacock bi3 in memory is a picture three to which Keats’s: granary floor hair the to Mr Hall for John Keats memorable preface to the of here 1896 justified the of to a art posterity can his Cloud” IseuK” “ Fishing” and of Sea-foam” ...
... STOLEN CHRISTMAS PARE. John Keating, who lives In Oldham Roadd Manchester, was at the City Police Court to-day given two months' imprisonment for the theft of a turkey. goose, and bottle of whisky from his emyloyers. Messrs. Sutton, the carriers. It' ...
... ALLEGED SAVAGE ATTACK ON A CONSTABLE. To-day, at Wigan, John Keating, a youth, Hindley, was charged with inflicting grievous bodiV harm upon constable named Bamford. Prosecute* stated that on the night of the 6th ult. there was » disturbance in Argyle-street ...
... at St. John's, Higher Broughton. by the Rev. T. Edelston, vicar of St. Paul's, PPndleton, JOHN. younger son of the late John KEATING of Manchester, and of Mrs. Keating, of Prestwich, to AMELIA, younger daughter of James LEECH, formerly of SeedleY. EUS ...
... state* been robbed again to enrich the j 0° f I England's garrison is to **Lsi^.^ pockets of Irish people. The welcome Mr. John Keating, cf Chicas* ' ' the Ancient Order of Hibernian*. ?,- t e. Keating made some remarkable ' I*f* declared that King Edward's ...
... memory of my dear father, EDWIN HOWE, who departed this life March 19th. IiCO, at ANNIE. KEATING.—In iovin? memcry cf JOHN KEATING, who died Maixh lS.u. 1307; also ELLEN KEATING, who died March 24, Frcm their loving daughter Emily, and son-in-law, Frank ...
... , aged 57. Interment Southern, 25th, pin KEATING.—On the 20th inst.. his residence, 147, Cornbrook-street, Moss Si-le. JOHN KEATING far many years with Messrs. W. Bellhouse, of MM city. Interment Southern Cemetery, Friday, May 24th». M'ELBOY—On the 22nd ...
... Southern Cemetery, Tuesday, 28th, 3 p.m. KEATING —On the 20th inst.. st his residence, 147, Conibrook-itreet, Mc*s Side, JOHN KEATING ; tor many years with Messrs. J. and W. Bellhcuse, cf this city. Interment Southern Cemetery, Friday, May 24th. LUCAS—On ...
... carriers, cf SsJford and Manchester, aged 67. HEATING—On the 20th Inst., bis residence, 147, Cornbrook-street, Moss Side, JOHN KEATING ; for many years with Messrs. J. and W. Beilhcuse. of this city. Interment Southern Cemetery, Friday, May 24th. MILLS.—On ...
... to-day. HARDMAN. —In sad memory of my wife, MARIA HARDMAN, late Clayton Lane, who died March 18, 1897. KEATING —In memory of JOHN KEATING, who died March 18th, 1900 ; also ELLEN KEATING. « died March 24th 1900 From their loving daughter, FRANK, and GRANDCHILDREN ...
... JENKINS—In Wing memory of our dear MAY EVELINE (M»y;. who March 24th, 1399. Fondly remembered. loving memory my dear father, JOHN KEATING, who died March 1900; also my dear mother, ELLEN KEATIXO, died March 24th, 1900. From their loving Daughter and Son-in-law ...