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... encouragement agriculture America brought more. A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines poetry the baedwriaeg of John Keats went for IV, while £24 10a. was paid for a letter Frederick the Great A fetter Clarks lamb fetched £ll, and one frees to ...
... FROM ALL QUARTERS. TO-DAY’S ANNIVERSARIES.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded, 1618. John Keats born, 1795. Qeorge Morland (painter) died, 1804. John Leech (the caricaturist) died. 1804, Luke Hansard (who printed the Journals of the House of Commons from 1774 ...
... Avignon, Elirabeth Barrett Browning, Arthur Hugh Clough, and Walter Savage Landor in Florence, while in Rome are the graves of John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shellev, William and Mary Howitt, Robert Michael Ballantyne, and John Addington Symonds. Robert Louis Stevenson ...
... far-reaching a businAs as forcible intervention with the government or misgovernment of Mexico.— The Morning Post. WHO KILLED JOHN KEATS? One vivid impression left on th e mind by the revival of the savage attacks by which Keats was assailed in the Quarterly ...
... association by a reference to that beautiful dirge, kdonais, which Shelley composed in order to celebrate the death of John Keats. Adonais was a poem which ranked side by side with Milton's LyeiA-m as one of the noblest elegies in the language. ...
... —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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... THE POETRY OF KEATS. The poet John Keats was the subject of the last of a series of six lectures on The Romantic Revolt in English Literature,” by the Rev. F. E. Hutchinson, Staff Lecturer to the Delegacy for Extra Mural Studies, and a former Vicar Leyland ...
... excite as great attention as ever. On February 23rd of 1792 Sir Joshua Reynolds died, while it was on February 23rd that John Keats passed hence, to leave posterity to acclaim the truth of his pathetic prophecy that be thought he should be reckoned among ...
... was Mr. Gladstone, bom at Liverpool. The six famous London-bom men were: John Milton, birthplace Bread-street, Cheapside, John Keats, who was the son of Finsbury livery stable keeper. Thomas Hood, the poet and humorist, Charles Lamb, whose father was clerk ...