... October is the birth month of celebrated writers and poets—Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote,” John Evelyn, the diarist, John Keats, Richard Sheridan and Virgil. must also include Edmund Dulac, the clever French artist, who drew wonderful ■ illustrations ...

... 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 ...

... son of an apothecary. Claude Lorrain, French etcher and painter, unsuccessfully tried hei both baker and a wood-carver. John Keats was the son of host ...

... of Councillor John Capstick, Mr. Roberts made delightfully interesting survey of the life and works of our famous poet, John Keats. Mr, Roberts had a thorough appreciation of his subject, and the amount of data dealt with was remarkable for the limited ...

... of a lovely world could be inspired to indite such a string of jewelled words. Other, and equally beautiful, things, this John Keats said, of which I shall now quote you few: And then there crept A little noiseless noise among the leaves, Born of the very ...

... and I passion in it. It is just rhyme arid jingle and free sob-stuu. Let take 1 example two of real poetry. This from I John Keats: “A little noiseless noise among the leaves I Born the vety sigh that silence heaves; For not the faintest motion could ...

... the greater store in the background his thought, to come forth again in ways and connections altogether unforeseen by him. John Keats’ Ode to the Nightmgale ” is almost universally acknowledged be one of the most beautiful and perfect poems in our laniruage ...

... Eah; neaw that's a bit o’ thi own, an’ th' first tha's %an o Apart from Miiton, Mr. Brame is passionately fond of Keats. John Keats was born October 29th, 1795, and he died on February 24, 1821. It would have been a surprise to me if Mr. Brame had not ...

... of the mill, and we bad to run for our lives. Part of the wall fell on to the hose and cut it in two. Another civilian, John Keating, of Hill Street, Brierfield, narrowly osi:i|H*d struck the falling masonry. He recovered his cap shortly afterwards from ...

... attired in dresses of floral georgette with hats and shoes to tone, their bouquets consisting of lemon chrysanthemums. Mr, John Keating (brother of the bridegroom) and Mr. Robert Edwards (brother-in-law of the bridegroom) acted as best man and groomsman ...

... Mr. and Bln. John Hardacre, Mr, and Mrs. George Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foster, Bus. Hoyle, Mr. and Mrs. Pickles, Mr. John Keating, Mrs Law, Miss Clara Law, Bin. Gavin, Mr. Ben Law, Mr. Maurice Law. Floral tributes wen received from: Mother, George and ...