... Manchester City Hews The John Keats Centenary. Parliament Re-opened. IMPRESSIONS OF AN ARE SUNDAY GAMES PROPER} The Bishop's Fnthronement SHIP CANAL PIONEERS, By ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... drinking bout at the early age of 40, in a hospital at Baltimore. Tragic also was the passing of that brilliant English oet, John Keats, when only a youth of a's, a victim of consumption. For some years the young poet had been fascinated by a Miss Fanny Brawne ...

... Shute, Freswell, James t, John Elphick, George Smith, John Peglar, Richard IVright, Robert Turner, John Whitworth,. ~nd John Keats were summoned at Fleetwood Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, Tor smoking on tho dock premises. Each oas lined 205., with the exception ...

... 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 ...

... lyre—are short and tender. Another good poet is William Blake, who wrote about sweet babes in his Songs of Innocence. John Keats, who was little mote than a boyb when he died, is perhaps the fifth greatest poet of England. A few of his pieces could ...

... independence but its very existence. ; The centenary of the death of John Keats falls on February 23rd of this year, and the occasion will be fitly marked by the publication of “The John Keats Memorial Volume” by Mr. John Lane. The volume, which has been compiled ...

... overture “la A'tumn” (Grieg); Sydney Northcote. “Autumn Evening” (R. Quilter), the Woods” (Harold Austin); Poetry, “To Autumn (John Keats): Orchestra, “Autumn” (“The Seasons” (German); Ethel W’aikcr. Romance and Tlie leaves are Falling ” (K. Buekshaw). ll.—Wind ...

... for the Stansfield Trophy and the Smith Rose Bow], the two test pieces being H. Orsmond Anderton’s beautiful setting £> John Keats’ Ode to Autumn and T ®- The entries include choirs . l ar apart as Glasgow in the k^H«i aUd r ilaidstone the Sout ...

... Hampstead 1n which Keats once lived, in his time called *“Wentworth Place,” now “Lawn Bank.” Dr. G. C, Williamson edits “The John Keats Memorial Volume,” and many people of literary note, beginning with Mr. Thomas Hardy and an ode, have contributed to it. ...