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... promise of splendid work which his better performances held out. Byron's joke, Who killed John Keats? I, said the Quarterly, so savage and tartarly, I killed John Keats, was a joke, and nothing more; or, under the circumstances, Byron was not likely to make ...
... on the death of hie friend. Edward King. who was ehbascrecked In ill?: of Sheller's sorrowful line. on hi. young friend. John Keats, in Admin. , . which poem, he Raid. was one of the finest treasurer of the English laminae,: and of Tensysotr's trmching ...
... interesting interview with Dr. F. J. Cam the principal of the Royal Nor • met School for the Blind. To Londoners. the article on John Keats and Hampstead will specially appeal: and the Rev. Y.. Grif litho Jones's articles on Historic Revivals timely and instructive ...
... Theft at Boots at Fleetwood. Another of the of goods in shop doorway. was furnished at he Ploetwood Polies Cant, am Monday, John Keating with • of boots value Ud.. thii_ pert; of Stead and Pimp. West soot. . _ . Inspector Carson said the to outside the shop ...
... In his o: :Mel of Percy Deabovoutk while a smart exponent of the pert of Erie has been found in Herbert Bolingbroke. Mr. John Keat:ng ore. a distinct success as Professor Carino, and Mr. G. Edward Hall makes the most of Naylor, a secret service Foremost ...
... yesterday a smart of part - —-- morning iiis netvdenete. h a , h ea l k ein d to Doti Atetandeolood) South Shoot. He. XV, who John Keating score, a distinct se wa. 13 years of age. had been in Protestor and Mr. O. lidverd Hall health for a oonaLlerable and had ...