... : the first prize to Win. Scuds, gardener to the Rev. B. Morland, Chilton ; second, to Thomas Hughes, Harwell; third to John Keats,, and the fourth to Eras. Loder. Several pots were shown amateurs after the prizes were awarded. A Cricket match was played ...

... Dorothy Kent, Vera Lester, Joan Ball, Kenneth Hughes, Geoffrey Baguley, Alan Clare, and John Macdonald. TTie Whisker:' John Keats, Jeanne Backhouse, Mary Dorn and Fred Thomas. The Queen’s Cooks Bernard Estorffe, Bertram Large, Jimmy Futter, Robin Strange ...

... worthy honour to a book which shares with the Pilgrim's Progress the power of influencing mou iv every age. The poems of John Keats find place in the monthly re-issue of Macmillan's Golden Treasury series. Professor F. T. Palgrave edits the volume ...

... lower than 1.000 feet. The crowd was very disappointing from the aerial point of view. And there was no trouble there. Mr. John Keats, of Scaynes Hill, Sussex, chief flying instructor the Southend flying school, said Warman had a rather unblemished record ...

... Estate ofthe late Mr. JOHN AUSTIN ,of Harwell, Berks, are requested to send a statement thereof to Mr. Nathan Thomas, or Air. John Keats, of Harwell, the Executors, order that tbe same may bo examined and discharged. And all persons' indebted to tho said Estate ...

... situate at GREAT MILTON, near Tetworth, in the county of Oxford, belonging to Mr. Townsenp, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Keats, wheelwright; consisting of Dwelling-house, three Workshops, with a Blacksmith's Forge in one of them, and a Fire-house ...

... GREAT MILTON, near Tetsworth. in the County of Oxford, belonging to Mr. Richard Townsend, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Keats, wheelwright ; consistingofa DW FIXING HOUSE, three Workshops with a Blacksmith's Forge in one of them, and a Fire-house ...

... GREAT MILTON, near Tetworth, in the county of Oxford, belonging to Mr. Richard Townslnd, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Keats, wheelwright; consisting of Dwelling-house, three Workshops, with a Blacksmith's Forge in one of them, and a Fire-house ...

... an Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in England (No. 2.) —.'!. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle.—4. An Original Sonnet, by the late John Keats (the last he wrote). Through the medium of the Anastatic Process Facsimile of this Sonnet in the Poet's hand-writing will ...

... Saturday, the foundation-stone of the new Passmore Edwards Public Library, which to be erected in memory of Charles Lamb and John Keats. The painfully sudden death of Mr. G. W. Godfrey, the dramatist, occurred on Saturday. A very few hours previously he had ...

... Estate ofthe late Mr lOHN AUSTIN,of Harwell, Berks, are requested to send statement thereof to Mr. Nathan Thomas, or Mr. John Keats, Harwell, the Executors, in order that the same may be examined and discharged. And all persons' indebted to the said Estate ...

... —Also Camberwell Fair towards midnight.—Dallady the Negress—The Husk and the Grain, &c—An unpublished Sonnet, by the late John Keats A new Poem ;by R. Milues, Esq., M.P.— And other Articles of diversified interest, by T. Hood, F. O. Ward, Andrew Winter ...