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... Athenaum promises the publication in its next number of a very important letter concerning Unpublished Notes on Milton, by John Keats. Our contemporary is also to give a tracing of an early version in the handwriting of the poet of one of his sonnets. A ...
... HOSPITAL SUNDAY IN LONDON. The Daily Telegraph refers to Hospital Sunday in London in this style:—Sir Isaac Newton, John Keats, and Coleridge are examples of those who would have been exposed to die in infancy by the wisest among the ancients; and the ...
... England will be provided with an index, which the society will publish the course of tbo year. The Love Letters written by John Keats to Fanny Brawne, during the years 1819-20, are to be printed from the original manuscripts. The volume is edited by Mr. ...
... world, it dating 17*5. latest acquisition was th West Surrey limes, which he bought last year. Madame Llanos, tho sister of John Keats, has written to her friends in England expressing strong disapproval the publication her brother's love-letters. Madame ...
... of the Prime Minister, to approve of the following pensions beings charged ou the Civil List:— Madame Llanos, sister of John Keats, the poet, £80 Mrs. Armstrong, widow . VV. Armstrong, C.8., year. The London Gaz-tte last night announces the appointment ...
... County Police Court, yesterday, Patrick Blake was charged with having, on Thursday, maliciously wounded labourer, named John Keating, Rixton, appeared prosecutor and prisoner were at the Red Lion inn, Rixton, and had a wager for a quart of beer, which ...
... chester, on Jane 13th, and was J lm Pnsenment with hard labour. N ik***Uck- ■w°f et; Jacobs, 35, cabinet lor S B, and John Keating, ' Manchester, on the 18th ' of of 50s, o ...
... prodigality which declines to digest materials and makes so many a modern biography resemble a mere rag-bag. But the Life of John Keats has every chance taking permanent rank as a classic. ...
... (stipendiary magistrate), young man named Arthur Webster, of Gregson-streot, Deansgate, was charged on remand with stabbing John Keating, ,of Stanley-street, Hulme, with a penknife Deausgato the inst. The mon quarrelled in a public-house in Gardner-street ...
... KEATS AND GHORGE ELIOT Ths states that the trustees of the Moseum have received a gift of and imterest. letters which John Keats eddressed from the time of bie sojourn with to his only sister, hi Oxford, in 1817, until his depar- nd Bailey at Severn, ...
... of course Hory Week. The health of the Pope excellent. There will be the usual procession the English colony to the grave John Keats, on *he 23rd inst., the anniversary of the poet's death seventy-three years ago. Most of the British and transatlantic visitors ...
... executed by Miss Anne Whitney, of Boston, Mass., and bearing the inscription in gold letters, *' the everlasting memory of John Keats this bust is erected by Americans. the absence of Mr. Bret Harte, the gilt the presentation was made by Mr. F. Holland ...