... bishop, in the presence of large concourse of citizens. An inquest was held yesterday, at Slab House inn on the body of John Keats, aged 39, who had died suddenly the previous dav. Deceased was gardener at the county asylum, and was engaged during the ...

... hearty cheering on the part of a large number of peraons who lined the route to the station. An American memorial to the poet John Keats was unveiled at the old Parilh Ohurch of Hampstead yesterday afternoon In the presence of a crowded and distinguished audience ...

... preposterous milksop behind the page, and hear hil Intonation In the orude couplets, it becomes -intoler- able, But put the real John Keats behind ?? Keats, the pugilist, the robust and manly in loul If not-in body, and the imperfect lines take a different sound ...

... relative of the Cortauld family, and accepted the championship of the church-rate party as a family legacy. A grand-nephew of John Keats is engaged upon [the preparation of a new Life, which will be illustrated by many letters which have not yet seen the ...

... widow of Profedsor Clifftrd £80 a B E Mrs Haiwker, widow of the Rev. of ifrt Poacwker, £0 a d year; Dsdme, Llanos, sister of John Keats, the poe, £O l a year; Mrs. Armltrong, widow of Lisutenant General a J. W. Armeltrosg, C,B,a £80 a year. E a Te1e Sontos ...

... Monday, the 16th day of July, I tnere will be unveiled, in the parcsh church of IHampstead, the first memorial to the post John Keats upon Eugllsh ground, For some years the scheme of such a memorial has been promoted in America. Mr Lowell was one of the ...

... County Petty Session, yesterday, before the Rev N. H, 0, Ruddock and Messrs W. Gooding, A. G. lEyered, and W. Broadmead, John Keats, George Cavill, Frank Cavill, Jesse Hurford, and Charles Chedzey, young men, of Spaxton, pleaded guilty to ;being on the ...

... poems, yet there was some peculiarity in them, sufficient to enable a reader to distinguish them as his.C In ?? rivalled John Keats; indeed, he was b so expressive in his words, that the picture he created came to the mind almost clearer than if it had ...

... heed, the lecturer said that if asked what creed a could be derived from the modern art passion he replied, in the words of John Keats, I have not the slightest a reverence for anything except the eternal being, the fj meowry of great men, and the principle ...

... present reissue. There died at Louisville, Kentucky on the 12th ult., writes a correspondent, Mrs Ela , keat Peay, a, niece of John Keats. She had just returned home' from a public concert, when she was etruck-down with paralysis and immediately expired., It ...

... thanks was awarded to Mr.; Watkins, and the Imeeting searated. Tile subj'ct for the next lecture is ?? ILife and Writings of John Keats, to be given by Mr. J.Warleyr. IDrocESSES orr GLOUCESTER ANIDBPISTOL.---The incon- .veniences, lopg felt and acknowledged ...

... in reference to other persons than himself, complained the republication of early and abandoned « oiks. “The Letters of John Keats to Fanny Browne, they strongly condemned that. Witness —But that referred to the publication of private not poems. Probably ...