... me recall to your memory the names of the ports Henry Kirke White ami John Keats. You know bow death cut short their fev- rish fietful lives ere the hud of manhood had half opened to the wonder of the world. Parent* are proud of precocity iu their children; ...

... A LECTURE ftHERIFF MACKENZIE, OaV the “POETRY OF JOHN KEATS” PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING FUND, WILL Bl DELIVERED IN THE RIBXB DKILL HALL, DEMPSTER STREET, WEDNESDAY, SSth February, 1894. ...

... itIPORT. for the The f yea r ollow ending 10th Fe ing is the turer's fina 96 ncial statement reas bruary, 18 : Who kill'd John Keats? I, said the Quarterly, So savage and Tartarly, I klll'd John Yeats. I Then going down the ages, the lecturer sketched ...

... and he woul the few following out of many :— Burns, the of thelast century ; James Ogg, the last of ane shepherd kings ; John Keats, the gifted shopboy ; Allan Canninghan, the master of the ‘ Merry Masons ;’ Tom Hood, a musical cockney ; Hu Miller, the ...

... great change began and formed itself into two schools—that of Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey; and that of Leigh Hunt and John Keats. The whole purpose the latter school was to take delight in the beauties nature; in Keats this became almost fanciful pantheinm ...

... “ Essays on men we know ” the members, and the following was submitted :—“Lord Oliphant,” by F. T. Robertson, late C.T., John Keats, by Bro. Wm. Cowper, John Milton, by Bro. John Miller, President Garfield, by the Chief Templar, and Sir Walter Scott, by ...

... evidence of the most careful and minute discrimination aud judgment. Somb time since I bad an opportunity of seeing some of John Keats letters sod poems in the original manuscript. A day or two ago this was recalled to by reading fierce onslaught the poet ...

... killed the sensitive young poet—and which is altuded to in the following parody on the Death of Cock Robin Who killed John Keats ? I, said the Quarterly, With Brougham tartarly, , 'T was one of feats. I say it was a striking contrast this, to observe ...

... be seen that Sheriff Mackenzie, Wick, is to lecture in the Rifle Drill Hall Wednesday first, 28th inst., on The Poetry of John Keats.” The Sheriffs reputation first-rate lecturer has come to us all the way from Lerwick, where he has delighted audiences ...

... the is as candida rG Wm. A. W. Forbes Lib.), and Mr ‘Con 234 ov. 19, Social Street), Lad ies’ Commit = ’ im), 3, Sympo “John Keats, Mr Wm. D. Baikie, Dunnet ; Dec. 17, Lecture, “A light views,) (In Il Ph ical Society’ )» A. 1909. Jan. 15, Clifton Street ...

... to the slaughter-house. Professor Masson minutely examines the statement made by Shelley, and believed by every one, that John Keats was killed by the article in the Quarterly Review which roughly cut up hie Endymion. Professor Masson points out ...

... fatal to the peace of mind and sometimes to the health of one, merely acts with a bracia or stimulating effect upon another. John Keats, according to popular notions, reads a savage criticism upon his poetry in the Quarterly and retires to die. Mr Joho Maccaliam ...