... fairy-land, which idea is supported by the gaily-dressed, lightsome beings who preside at the stalls. If the oft-quoted line of John Keats, A thing of beauty is joy for ever, has any practical significance, surely it might be here fully realised, for the style ...

... market ground.—The bench adjourned their decision until Monday next. Extensive Robbery.—At the Borough Court, yesterday, John Keat was charged with stealing a large number of boots and a quantity of leather, the property of his employer, Mr. Salomon, ...

... bis doom there was no appeal. Once more I knelt down ; once more the fatal instrument, guided by no unskilful hand, left John Keate his mark upon my unlucky person. I rose, and vowed vengeance. I had it; at five o’clock school, Tupper the Colleger was ...