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... greetings at an end, the company proceeded to their placas in the great hail to hear the prologue - At .° the Mermaid ' (John Keats), by Gildana Morton Sharpeo—and a song by Gildanus Wollaston. Ther followed the performancs of various scenes from “ the ...
... daughter, on circumstantial evidence, and that the way to execution the convict saw in the crowd another Englishman, named John Keats, who had been extremely active in collecting evidence against him. The convict expressed .desire to die in peace with all ...
... Premise*, ' ~~j the truly YalnaWfejtad Well-Seasoned nLti• vowrr- iwiti, tipwsohw and Tools,' HOUSEHOLD effects of Mr. John Keats. ofGfUtft aforesaid [under Execution and the High Sheriffof Oxford* shirr.) Consisting of about of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6-inrh ...
... we find Lord Nugent— bis Lordship first the list because he is literally great man, —Archdeacon Wrangham, Dr. Bowring, John Keats, Sir Aubrey de Vere, Miss Mitford, Miss M. A. Browne, James Hogg, &c. purpose making future selections from this delightful ...
... Letters from Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in England (No. 2.) The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. 4. Original Sonnet, the late John Keats, (tlie last he wrote.) Through the Medium of the Anastatic Process Fac-simile of this Sonnet the Poet's Haud-Writiug will ...
... 2. Tetters from a Hindoo Gentleman Travelling England (No. 2.) 3. The Dream Gertrude Lisle. 4. Original Sonnet, the lnte John Keats, (the last wrote.) *«* Through the Medium the Ana«tatu* Process lac-simile this in the Poet's Hand-Writing will given. 5 ...
... girl, but six them can manage to monopolise entire seat of the car when old woman comes in. Madame Llano?, the sister of John Keats, has witten to her friends in England expressing strong disapproval of the publication of her brolher’s love-letters. Mr ...
... CoBt 9 —The Crispin Inn, Harwell, was transferred from George West to Thomas Frude, of Childrey. licence was granted to John Keats to keep petroleum until ist March, 1882. Half price charged, | 2s. Gd Lord Carnarvon. —Lord and Lady Carnarvon arrived at ...
... calling.” It's game.” said Honor crossly. You bad no business listen. Why did you come? Have you read the Eve of St. Agnes, John Keats?” said Frank artfully. “Yes, it’s very silly, end I don’t know why you should talk of such rubbish, and I’ll got honjo now ...
... Professor Clifford, a year ; 2. To Mrs. Hawker, widow of the Rev. Mr. Hawker, £BO a year ; 3. To Madame Llanos, sister of John Keats, the poet, £BO a year ; To Mrs. Armstrong, widow of Lieot.-General J. W. Armstrong, C. 8., £BO a year. A representative ...
... Mr. Wm. Randall Barrett, aged 35. July 14, at Hartley Westpall, in the 81st year of her »f*. Frances, widow of the Rev. John Keate, D.D., Canon Windsor. ...
... assistants as from any merits of his own. inscription the vase. Presented the existing members of Eton School to Rev. John Keate, D.D., on bis retirement from the Head Mastership, July 30, IS3L a testimony of the high sense which they entertain of his ...