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... the building line in the near future. The minutes were approved without further comment. THE ADULT SCHOOL Poetry of John Keats John Keats was. the subject for discussion at the Friends Meeting House. George Street, on Sunday, and Mr. G. Nedderman, M.A. ...
... —SamueI Pepys born, 1633. George Frederick Handel born, 1685. Sir Joshua Reynolds died, 1792. Martinique captured, 1809. John Keats died, 1821. Viscount Cave born, 1856. Order of the Star of India instituted, 1861. Charles Shirley Brooks (editor of Punch ...
... agriculture in America. which brought Ai more. A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines of poetry in the handwriting of John Keats went for 18s. while £24 lOs was paid for a letter of Frederick the Great with autograph verse., commencing: My trembling ...
... ilosepb Heaton. opening paper ******** a a „d defence of which consisted of a EtronK the charges brought against x Kicbardson John Keats Dr. cha rge his magazine had they would have been WfS« by William not been repeats; with tiimmmg. , Bnssetti bis Life n ...
... iV.ley Guild meeting in the guildroom. Manchester Reed, Ceetleton. on Monday evening, when an excellent paper on the poet John Keats was given by Sir. George Nedderman. 8.A., of Rochdale Dierwision followed the leper. and the emayist was linartil7 thanked ...
... ALLEGED FLOGGING. Medical Superintend* Action for ' —rTh« dir ' 1 ' UCI Dr. William John Keats.. » ar tendent at the ill the King's Bench K Justin Bray, to-day, sought from Mrs. Charlotte A*- : 'I (known as the Couxvtess - ,i |! W. H. 0. Brawey-Wnght ...
... his course, the eubjeot being, John Keats, 1795- ,1821. He said it might be claimed that among all the English poets there wag none whose life and work created a more pathetic interest than the life and work of John Keats, whose brilliant promise was cut ...
... read Mr. Joseph Heaton. which consisted of strong denial and defence of the charges brought against the moral conduct of John Keats Dr. Benjamin Richardson in niS ma azin The Asclepiad. These charges would have been slight importance bad they not been ...
... to-day a cut made in Ib4t); and it was not for two years that the name of Finsbury-pavement was added. On October 31st, 1795, John Keats was born at the sign ♦he Swan and Hoop, 24, The Pavement Moorfields,” and this site is supposed to bo on Finsbury-pavement ...
... today is cut mado in 1646; and it was not for two years that the name of Finsbury-pavement was added. On October 31st, 1795, John Keats was born the sign of the Swan and Hoop, 24, The Pavement, Moorficlds,” and this site is supposed to Finsbury pavement. Moorgate ...
... brealtfast had she many a morn, No dinner many a noon. And. 'stead of supper she wou stare Full hard against the moon. —John Keats. WE don't know if Meg Merrilies, the famous Scottish gipsy. felt any fuller for staring at the moon. Modern housewives might ...
... health. Then reverting to the time of his birth he outlined in a very interesting manner the life (alas all too short) of John Keats. During the evening many beautiful selections from the poet's works were quoted and Mr Elliot possesses such elocutionary ...