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... Messrs. C. Kegan Paul & Co. have in preparation “John Keats : a study,” by Mrs; Owen. The cabmen at Ryde are on strike. The Town ('ouncil insist that they shall fix a statement of fares in conspicuous position in each cab, but they refuse to do so. few ...
... Llanos, the sister of John Keats, has i ■written to her friends England expre-sini; : strong disapproval of the publication her brother's love-'ettere. The masistnite at the Southwark Police-court i has received several small sums of money for Mrs. Griffith ...
... : Revelations in ““The Living Year” DOWN through the years many 7 have sought by research and delination to do honour to John Keats both as poet and man. A whole line of books stretches away into the dim years of the last century. Now comes a valuable ...
... Cambridge. Of whom may be had, just published, price 7s.6d. Lamia, Isabella, The Eve ov St. Agnes, and other Poems, by John Keats, author of Endymion. This day is published, in one vol. 4to. with Plates, price 2*. hoards, A TREATISE on SHIP-BUILDING ...
... not among ignoble company, for such famous persons as Mozart. Chopin, the musician, Charlotte Bronte and her two sisters. John Keats, Shelley, Ruskin. Tom Hood, and many others, were consumptive. Jane Austen died the age of 28 years from the same complaint ...
... p.m. Cyclists light up at 6.28 p.m. Handel horn, 1684. Sir Joshua Reynolds died, 1792. Mr O. P. Watts, R.A., born, 1817. John Keats died, 1821. advertised coming events. to-night. “TheTsar-s Rescript Meeting at the Guildhall, 8 The Mayor is to preside ...
... betters from Hindoo Gentleman ravelling m England, (No. 2.) 3. The Dream Gertrude Ltsle. 4. An Original Sonnet, the late John Keats, (the last wrote.) *,* Through the Medium of the Anastatic Process a Fac-sinnle this Sonnet in the Poet’s Hand-writing will ...
... pronunciation of his name in English was retained.” John Kees, or Caius, as Master of the College, recalls the fierceness of John Keats. He expelled his Fellows one after another, and some he placed in the stocks. But the monument l.e has left behind him is ...
... Ages A good-humoured study of Englishiiess in all its aspects £295 YOU MIGHT AS WELL LIVE: the life and times of Dorothy John Keats Gay attractive crackling with talent Dorothy Parker was part of the most famous literary circle of her day serpent tongue ...
... written by: Thomas Fuller Neil Armstrong Shakespeare John Wayne Bruce Forsyth T E Brown Churchill Lewis Carroll Lord Byron John Keats Rudyard Kipling Bette Davis Oscar Wilde Fasten your Seatbelts It's going to be a Bumpy Night But not if you buy a LUNAR ...
... as a cioud The above quotations were said or written by:- Oscar Wilde Lord Byron Bette Davis Shakespeare Henry Fielding John Keats Mae West Emerson Thomas Fuller Rev Martin Luther King Thomas Hardy Lewis Caroll William Wordsworth Fasten your Seatbelts ...
... the autumn season with so much beauty and interest around Even from our car windows on a sunny evening we can admire like John Keats the stubble-plains with rosy hue MB NIKON Micro Nikor 5528 £18500 50mm 14 £15000 24mm 28 £14900 135mm 35 £9995 80-200 ...