... greetings at an end, the company proceeded to their placas in the great hail to hear the prologue - At .° the Mermaid ' (John Keats), by Gildana Morton Sharpeo—and a song by Gildanus Wollaston. Ther followed the performancs of various scenes from “ the ...

... calling.” It's game.” said Honor crossly. You bad no business listen. Why did you come? Have you read the Eve of St. Agnes, John Keats?” said Frank artfully. “Yes, it’s very silly, end I don’t know why you should talk of such rubbish, and I’ll got honjo now ...

... house Esther Kent, at Didoo*. end steeling 2b., on© gun, four kninw, and quantity end other tides &nd money, the property of John Keat and Kcat 20th.—Mr W-H. prosecuted, , and said «he‘rq,weio previous against I prisoner.—Supt. Hcarr. ...