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... tu-whoo, a pleasing absolute discharge, on payment sound in the country night. of 198. costs, by the Port Talbot (Q) How did John Keats speak of magistrates on Thursday of last autumn? week, when he appeared before (A) A poet naturally puts into them on a ...

... John. Emmanuel Baptist Church. Neweastie. Pennsylsania. U.S.A.. in memory of his hekned mother, the late Mrs. Catiserine John. Keats; Hillis The following also took part in the service: Bess. S. G. Bowen. Bryn Crimmses. Pembrokehire; Dan Williainn. Elim ...

... Nature notes MELLOW 0 FRUITFULNESS JOHN KEATS spoke of Autumn •-• as season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, and when Autumn is actually with us this phrase can be fully appreciated. The early morning mists lie veillike over the fields, to be dispersed ...

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... except that wanted one which conveyed “Welshness” and it seem that Dr Rees’s style owes more to Max Boyce than it does to say John Keats Dr Rees has no great literary pretensions and tells me that the object is simply to amuse the reader His favourite poem ...

... ddeunaw oed Fe gofia’r darllenydd amdano’n cael ei bortreadu’n gorwedd ar soffa gydag un fraich yn gwyro tua’r llawr Bu John Keats farw yn 26 mlwydd oed Ac mae pawb yn gwybod iddo ef gael ei wrthod gan fereh a garai sef Fanny Brown Yng Nghymru eto dyna ...

... prevent litter come here leave seconded -Tried HOW LOVELY WERE THESE GOLDEN SANDS “A thing of beautv is a joy for ever” wrote John Keats Perhaps the great poet enchanted as he was with the magic of words and the wonders of Nature was thinking of abstract beauty ...

... EDITORJAL THE TRUTH WILL OUT MR PARKER! “Beauty truth truJi beauty” that is all Ye know on earth and all ye need to know (John Keats) Councillor A V F Parker the Conservative Chairman of Bridgend Urban District Council judging by his irresponsible hysterical ...

... Kenneth Knee vice-president of the Glamorgan Young Conservatives BRYNMENYN AND BRYNCETHIN death taken place of Mr Edwin John Keats Abergarw Read Brynmenyn Deceased who 69 a native Cornwall but had resided Brynmenyn for many years with the Royal Artillery ...

... hest be able to govern the country without breath, in-ierted the cartridge and presented the illustrate the Endymion of John Keats. These Icing under the p res s ure o f threatened rioting. weapon direetly act the head of the gentleman who works will ...