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... Charles Lamb. Barry Cornwall, Haxlitt, John Clare. U>-raoe Smith, and John B-ynolds. Thu latter had bwn the Jose friend John Keats, now recently laid hi- eaVly grave, and to have imp tod hi- n-w friend, H*«l, much of the spirit which characterised the ...
... herself belonged to the Caledon family, tifty of whose scions had already more than £BOO,OOO divided among them. A sister of John Keats the poet at this time received £BO Sundry classical and scientilic authors and scholars also obtained £5O, which doubtless ...
... The correct answer was (1) William Wordsworth, (2) Sir Walter Scott, (3) Robert Borne, James Hogg. (5) Thomas Carlyle. (6) John Keats. Gnus. Cornel rob aU word.. Aaaxn Bx*m« (ISI, Hrouadsle. Tsemsols. I'ouur. Dow 111). I'rstrie. Manltobs. KATvaaim: St*c«*v ...
... JusKPM U. WaiXKK, aged years sod 6 moiiUis—sadly n.irsed. 5 Market Street, Stooeywood. Aberdeen, suddenly, up the 16tli inaL, John Keat, millwoi ki-r, aged years—deeply regretted. (Aram- Oili and Australian papero please copy.) Aberdeen, on the 14th inat., ...
... •* Wliat i* tbia for V' a*k* the Englishman ‘'Oh,” rays John, *‘it ia the habit in oar country to assist the orphans.—John Keat, Dundee. To the average London Scot bit of real Done i always a grateful relief from the inceaeant Cockney chatter, bat ...