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... business to younger men. He had nowhere to go, nothing else to do, but he was tired of his aimless life and. at any rate, had John Keats’ desire to die at home. - - - - » ' The iOOd steamship Ernest, from Melbourne, was making her way towards the Red Sea with ...
... e in America, which brought £6 more. g A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines of poetry in the handwriting of John Keats went for 18s., while £24 10s. was paid for a letter of Frederick the Great with autograph verses, commencing:— g My Mljling ...
... M&S. J. L. DlXON.—Horncastle P-M.. 28 ueual.—Adst. e aat o h‘_:'“‘*' o z has lost ore of “ita most respected res:dents “JOHN KEATS.”—It was appropriate that 19s. to £6 19. ench. Mr. Cheeseman (Low through the death of Mme. J. L. Dixon, the lecture at ...
... 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 ...
... Hampstead, sometime the dwelling of complete clearing through its giant trees ! present day and is still empioyed b{ the | John Keats” is so crude that Mr H. I, Bell, and dense undergrowth. “~dant of the Ju-Ju man. Not only so, deputy keeper of manuscripts ...
... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th. WAVES FARM, LINCOLN. Important Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock for the Trustees of the late Mr John Keat THURSDAY, MARCH 28th. HORNCASTLE SECOND MART Extensive Sale of Sheep and Cattle. THURSDAY, MARCH 28th. CROFT. Nr. Skegness ...
... the ship “a perfidious bark, built in th’ eclipse, and was immortalised by Shelley's memorial rigg'd with curses dark.” John Keats immortalised himself and was immortalised by Shelley’s poem, “Adonais.” It is one of the coincidences of literature that ...
... (tenor) Solomon (pia)' forte) rclujcd from the Queen’s Hall Lindon 930— News rullitin 945— Concert Part 1030— To Sleep” by John Keats 1035-120-Ct’ ui Club Orshestra d'jec' hv Cliarb-s Kunz relijeil from C isani’s Club Shipping orecast st 110 'lime at 1130 ...
... Introduction by Mr Gerald Heard 935 BBC Orchestra (Section C) conducted by Joseph Lewis Dorothy Stanton soprago 1045— reading of John Keats’ ancy” hy Mr Robt Speaight 10 50- 12 Harry Roy and his Band Te- lavra SSiinping 1130 COURSE they’re on the Best of they ...
... Robert Bridges Humbert Wolfe Henry Kineslev John Milton John Masefield W 11 Yeats Robert Louis Stevenson Percy Byw-he Shelley John Keats and the Rook of the I “alm selected Humbert Taylor Tennant —Leslie Souez (soprano) 1033 -Epilogue 1049-110 (app) Slant ...
... Ethel Walker’s clever “ Recumbenl Nude” Other especially noteworthy work contributed by Harry Bush in “The Builders” by John Keating with hi old man of the mountains Holy Joe” by Charles Oppenheimer rew P Martin Daniel J Duffv and C B Cad ell ’ LOAN PICTURES ...
... Contempla tion from W H Davies Ludwig Lewisohn William Blake Matthew Arnold William Wordsworth Arthur Symons Jhn Milton John Keats Andrew Malwell Alice Meynell Rupert Brooke James Stephens The Psalms and Walter de la Mare spoken by Ion Swinley (from the ...