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... in the city. Book the Week 'T'HIS is the time of year, this is the Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, of which John Keats wrote thf» immortal lines: •' Where are the songs of spring? Ay, where are they? Think not of them, thou hast thy music ...
... second of the two pieces specially composed for the Rootham Jubilee came next. viz.. La Belle Dame sans Merci, the words John Keats set by Sir Hubert ParTv. Evidently the musician found difficulty in* respect to a theme upon which exercise his ability ...
... gathered they are transported to Hamburg. whence they are sent to all of the world.—Laurence Perry, I. The Idler..' If John Keats bad had banging on his walls nesmotint by J. Smith or Valentine Green when beset out to write Endymion. be could net ...
... a city at the very heart of English history Itchen where the Romans first settled This was the river which inspired poet John Keats to write his Ode To Autumn during a stay in the city Winchester was not only the inspiration for Keats but authors Thomas ...
... died Ham Green Sanatorium, August 11. Funeral Tuesday, Greenbank, 3.30. KEATS.—August 12, at 22. Effingham Eoad, Henry John Keats, dearly loved father of Doris Keats, and younger son of the late Capt. Biohard Keats, aged years. Funeral to-day (Tuesday); ...
... wrung from bim by the malignant criticism of the Quarterly Reviewer such had crnahed tha sensitive spirit bis brother poet, John Keats. The body Shelley burnt, you know, upon the shares ol the Bay of Bpezzia, whole it waa washed ashore when boat wss capsized ...
... READINGS FROM THE OWL. IN LOTOS-LAND. The Owl, for all his feathers, was a-cold ; So sang John Keats, i' th' bitterest of weathers. Now summer hastens through the. gates of gold, And the Owls are getting warm amid their feathers. And as the passionate ...
... Road. which within a stone's throw (the thrower's arm being fairly strong) of Pood Street, when Leigh Hunt had lodgings and John Keats • bar—from this station nearly to Well Walk, a of upon half • mils, ems gems at hoLday time through an of showmen's tents ...
... --0-- We regret to record the death of Mr. Henry John Keats who was very wellknown in Masonic Circles. Mr. Keats was connected with Messrs. Worth and Co.. wine and spirit merchants, and was a member of the Filton Golf Club. -0- A well-known ex-member ...
... FREE. ROAD CHURCH. CLIFTON, Minister: Dr. C. F. Beckh. J.. a. . ALL LIVE UNTO HIM.' -*.: THE BLESSED LIFE OF THE SENSES); JOHN KEATS). CHRIST CHURCH, SNEYD PARK. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). June 22. Morning 11. Evening 6.0O: MR. C. T. FOLLETT. (Western DOWN' C ...
... THE VALUE OF CIVILITY MICHAEL HAYDN. AN ARCTIC .MYSTERY. THREE ETCHINGS. CHATaWOKTH, PARADISE. THE HEART AND THE LUNGS. JOHN KEATS. AN ELIZABETHAN STAGE PERFORMANCE. CAVALRY. AMERICAN ICEBERGS. ART AND SCIENTIFIC JOTTINGS. NEWS OF THE WEEK: IMPERIAL ...
... Mr ' Grear, and Mr W. V. Warry. At Keats Uni versity, Woodland Road, Mr A ! Sglesworth gave a short history of poetry of John Keats to the ° of the Bl 'istol branch of the v er t a Edu cational Association. Mr of s^e y. in the chair, proposed the b to ...