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... —To-night’s Talk. 9 35 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 10 15 Service. 10 35 —Master Singers (records!. 50 —News in Gaelic. 11 —John Keats /Poems from the Letters). 11 15 Reginald Poort (organ). 1i 30 —J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12 —12 20—News 28, SWAN ST/ —”- ...
... am getting now will stand me in good stead.” * * * To-Day’s Quotation Love The more I have known, the more have I loved. —John Keats. * * * ...
... indicate a 'pleasing development in aesthetic taste. At all events no fewer than three are representative of Keats. One is John Keats. an introduction and a selection by Richard Church (Phoenix Press. Bs 6dl; a second is Poems Of Jelin Keeta. edited ...
... passions; are they not hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same hurts, warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer? John Keats wrote in a letter how he had watched a sparrow pecking on the garden path and how he felt himself to be the tinv creature's ...
... them, thou hast thy music too, While barred clouds bloom the soft-dying day, And touch the stubble plains with rosy hue. —John Keats. * * * The Echo Said It A correspondent sends us a cutting from the Echo amusement column of 1923, which reads: ASK(EY)ING ...
... Everybody Welcome. ROCHDALE Adult School, Friends’ ' Meeting House, George St. —To-morrow (Sun,), July Ist. 2 30 Subject; John Keats (2i. Speaker : Mr. G H. Nedderman, M.A. ALL ARE WELCOME General Elcclion 1945 Roylon Division EVE OF POLL MEETINGS HERVEY ...
... Interment Allerton Cemetery, on Thursday next, at 4 p.m. KEATS—Dec 18. in hospital, aged 54 years EDITH dearly-loved wife John Keats and devoted mother of Edie and Jack (H.M S ). Lincoln Street Garston. Service at Garston .Parish Church, to-morrow (Tuesday) ...
... incident is to be found in classical mythology than that of Endymion led to Diana by a “ golden butterfly,” and how fittingly John Keats uses it in his poem. The most devoted of all poets to the butterfly, William H. Davies, declared it to be a “ winged flower ...
... country needs. * * ** To-Day's Quotation I can never feel certain of any truth but from a clear percep_tion of its beauty. —John Keats. r . r.. • a- 1 ; e /, • 5., it It sir. it - 46 4 I Half-oriee and ball-eoupon rate does not mean if you give full coupon ...
... 3. Who was called the most learned fool in Christendom ? : (a) James I of England; (b) Charles II; (c) Edward 11. 4. John Keats, the poet, was for a time: (a) An apothecary's assistant: (b) A clergyman; (c) An assistant librarian. Answers below It's ...
... VARIETY JOSIE FEARON and CHARLES GILLESPIE (Radio's Musical Comedy Stars). Madge Kent, Mae. Mac and Marty, Maggie Eaton and John Keats. Freddie Sparks and Co. 808 AND PEARSON. BERT ERROL. And Full Suooorting Programme. PAVILION H E A T E Box Office Phone ...
... Liceoco It is a depreuing thought that 150 years ago there were attually no' Government inspectors to go round and see that John Keats was spending thirty hours a week on writing, poems with the Intention of selling them.—A letter to The Times. * * * ACCIDENT ...