... M. Ne'; CLOTH, Set. ALFHEU IjOHD TEKKTSON. K. It. BROWNING. WILUAM WORDSWORTH. ROBEKI BROWSING. PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY - . JOHN KEATS. LETTER LIBRARY. ...

... Buuyan’a * Pilgrim’s Progress ’ for threepence. Lord Houghton has in preparation a new edition of * The Life and Letters of John Keats.’ It may interest some to know that Shakespeare has been added to the celebrities of Madame Tussaud’s Historical Gallery ...

... lecture therefore would mainly biographical, and only incidentally critical, Mr Findlay said that it was over 70 years since John Keats died at Rome the age of 25, charging the devoted friend who nursed him In I his exile with more than brotherly solicitude ...

... article on Percy Byschc Shelley, our talented countryman, Professor Masson, this month, contributes to his magazine a paper on John Keats. Poor Keats, he died of consumption, and article in the * Quarterly ’—at the very early age of twenty-four—what might he ...

... or late: And how ran man die better Than faciny fearful odds For the ashes of bis fathers And the temples of his cods** ~ John Keats was lyiny under the violets and daisies in the Protestant cemetery at Borne before the world awoke to the fact that a n ...

... this Association held in the Institute—Mr John Barclay, jun., presiding—the subject for discussion were two essays, one on John Keats, by Mr John Perry, and the other on Newspapers by Mr James S. Herd. At the close votes of thanks were accorded to the ...

... nature; and recalled principal incidents In the poet's career, which ended fatally In Golf of Sprtzia. Mr Jaa. Melria treated John Keats thoroughly appreciative spirit, giving examples hie p«tte treatment mythology, which be re constructed aad re-animated. ...

... the Roman Municipality, and a large number of English and American re•identa and visitors. The grave Is dug beside that of John Keats, the friend of Joseph Severn, in comformity with the wish exp , eased by the latter durng life. The ene7getie action of ...

... •crvlae, his wife waa Mary Burt, daughter aa Bagtlah gentleman reaidiog Ilolstato. Friday h the aaaivanary of too death at John Keats, yonsgest ta rise aad earliest to set In that brilliant ecoatelUtioa parte who ennobled aeantey during the first half the ...

... Garrick said-for an essay of much merit, and read from the •• Deserted Village ” Mr Jas. Ritchie’s tone in stieaking of John Keats was that a true lover and I admirer, and he read some of the shorter poems ' I with keen appreciation. All the members who ...

... p Glasgow Established Church Normal School, vacant through the resignation of Mr Jamea Leitcb. The Love Letters written John Keats to Fanny Brawne, during the years 1819-20. are printed from the original manuscripts. The volume is edited by Mr H. Buxton ...

... Daniel Unaworih. Edwd. Williams, Michael Walsh, and John Fulcher 47th.—Sergeants John Cunningham. .1. C. Cochrane, and John Keating.Corporals William Measures. James Graham, Charles Cross. Francis White. Charles Harding, and William M'Brido; Privates ...