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... Quarterly Review. It was he who wrote the review of Keats's Endymion ; a review immortallised by Byron's epigram— Who ki!led John Keats? I. says the Quarterly ' So savage and Tartarly. 'Twas one of my feats. A later review of Macaulay's History. evoked the ...
... OTHER POETS. The essayist referred to Wordsworth, Coleridge, Sir Walter Scott and John Keats, whose father, Thomas Keats, I: was stated, Caine from the Land's End. It was thought many good judge's that Keats owed many of his peculiar talents to his Cornish ...
... number letter# busimss and family matters; Elizabeth Browning by series of unpublished letters to her cousin John Kenyon; and John Keats various letters, the projicrtv of the late Mr. Thomas Archer. There also a characteristic autograph poem Robert Bums, differing ...
... excellent as ever — and the words of these songs are worth hearing. Where be you Going? is a delight. ful little poem of John Keats, written in unaccustomed vein during a walking tour of Devonshire. Old Clothes and Fine Clothes, by John Pride. expresses ...
... the Viesley thaild was held in the Assembly Room on Thursday last. when Mr. J. H. Peel gave a very interesting paper on John Keats, the poet. On motion of the Chairman (Mr. J. Pethybridge), Mr. Peel . was heartily thanked. Good Table Potatoes always on ...
... Mr. Smith does his work and brings about the most wonderful results. - Magic Casements are words borrowed treat the poet John Keats, and signify wonder-windows, and they are used as the title of the Annual Report, issued last Christmas, telling of the ...
... been trying to .ay this. ii has coat nit thousand hues to tail 1., e sprees 'list tie lies said in four.' Mr. adds: Of John Keats it was written by one of his biographers that his whole story composed of 'three small 10it1011111 of verse, eine earnest ...
... Fudy a gift goal. Fires Blood to Liskeard SPORTS COMMENTARY by Fan Fare TO A CORNISH EARN (with abject apologies to John Keats) A costly old financial lark Sings hoarsely over Priory Park, And even cynical Voltaire Could not have dreamed up a PoHair ...
... 27 S- Sunday after Trinity. 4*25 Daniel E l^ lol 28 M. John Sme-iton, engineer, Job 24, 25 Job. died 1751. Luke Phil. SOT John Keats, poet, born 1700. 5*37 Ecclas. Ecclus. West Indies and racilic Luko 15 I’nU. mails due. Weather Ephembuis for October, O ...
... at ali Crown Post T= lovers of The new set Anniversary portraits and and novelist John Keats. s Thomas his ss death: of Thomas Gra the 5p stamp, on a green JOHN KEATS The ijp stamp. the bicen Sir Walter ko with a portrait of the ter printed in Diack ...
... Archdeacon Bailey, in whose handwriting on the fly-leaf read : Bailey. Magdalen Hall, Oxon. presents this volume his friend John Keats, July, 1818. Another book which has an interesting record, and has seen many vicissitudes, is Bacon’s “ Advancement of ...
... Severn from the grave in whioh they were placed at the time of hia death, and their re interment next to that of his friend John Keats, whom he accompanied to Borne, and by whose side he always expressed a desire to find his ?? resting plaoe. Students of ...