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... day from what par-jj. Wiles, tierdar direction that gun would send shell our midst. 2nd West Yorkshire Regiment: Private John Keating. 2nd West Surrey Regiment: Private Edgar Dawwoa. 2nd Dublin Fusilier*; Private* C. Duggan and Janice McCarthy. Return of ...
... Wilding, 5321 Her- bert Houghton, 5463 James Fallon, 5246 James Flynn. MISSING. 2nd West Yorkshire Regiment. — s22l Private John Keating. ' Wounded in action on January 24th. — 2nd West | Yorkshire Regiment. — 266B Lance-Corporal C. ! Burton. Return of casualties ...
... lOd. in the pound. t Sir William Harcourt once said of himself, he felt best when he ate least. The first edition of John Keats's poems, original ' boards, uncut, 1817, sold yesterday for 10s. The new editor of Literature will be Mr. j Dalton, ...
... Joho W. Ingieby to Miss Kilen Kooth rovd, both of Honley K the 15-8 inet, a6 St Thomess Chareb. by the Rev 8 Swire, Mr John Keating to Mies Harriet Hoyle, 4, Reedese yard. Cross —On the inet. at the 8 Obareh. by the Rev Dotan, Mr Micberi Keily, ot No ...
... work which he left unfinished oil earth, it probable that the crown of his country's desire would be set on the head of John Keats. The death has occurred of Mir. Frederick W. Norton, in his 36ih year. He for many years a member of the Orchestra and of ...
... under cover, nine more bullets hit htm. none of them, fortunately, iv a vital part A tine uncut copy of the first edition of John Keats •• Lamia. Isabella, the Ere of St. Vgnee. and Other Poems. 1820. iv the original boards has realised £19 15s. at Mewrs ...
... SLEEPING OUT. Elijah Collins, labourer, Thomas lloey, wondresser and John Keating, labourer, of 110 fixed residence, pleaded guilty to sleeping under A hay stack belonging to bir. Potter, at Baldersby en July 27th.—Inspector Shields suited there were ...
... slfiliad Is. sad coats .8I Oa. 64., cr one mouth. Ikkinerso Oar.—Elijite Cahn, labourer; lass Huey. iiondreeser ; and John Keating, labourer, et wo dad residence, pleaded guilty to sleeping wader a haystack belo to Mr. Potter. at Barlenhy, ow July 87th ...
... 90, Arlington-road, Oamden Town, said ltthe deceased was a widow. She had been married to a medical student named Francis John Keats, who went to Australia, and died there. She had no trouble, a.nd was alwavs a cheerful swoman. She never did atny work. ...
... had means. Rose Green, Camden Town, said the deceased was a widow. She had been married to a medical student named Francis John Keats, who went to Australia, and died there. She had no trouble, and was always a* cheerful woman. She never did any work. Dr ...
... capital U-xt-book—thoroughly prattieal a.ul wellgraded. THE COMPLETE I.IBRARV KEATS. Kccoud volorac of the “Complete Works of John Keats,” by llessis. Gowars FEBRUARY MAGAZINES. The Magazine” thi« month is Dumber of bright and genuine literary attractiveness ...
... Tomlinson (141. 7, Sneinton Terrace, Sneinton Road, KoUingbam; Helena Harris 14), The Humber*, near Wellington, Salop; John Keating (12), 167, High Park Street, Prince’s Park.- Liverpool; Cecil Arthur (13), 26, Mathews Terrace, Clavgate. Surrey; Agnes ...