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... the Executive feels confident suitable man will be found in the near future. A ward at Guy’s Hospital is to be named the “John Keats Ward” In memory of the poet, who was a medical student Guy’s. Preston Wrestling THEY REALLY WERE “TOUGH GUYS” Americans’ ...
... is preceded by Howard Marshall, who will speak with others, at eight, on Making Men *’ in the It's Happening Now series. —John Keats: selected by Walter la Marc: read by Ronald Watkins. 11 IS: Billy Gernardi and his Band, with Teddy Prince. Jack Lorimer ...
... sweep out and shake ont the powders and stir up tures, aad him to writ to a Grecian Urn ?’’ Tho anewor is plain if he is John Keats.” There is the r cannot take a versifier st his owa vala BS, the Civil Inet would be Fe know their own limitations, and ...
... MeditaUona 50: Window.” Philemon. •• Round the Stations/' 9 Mi* LUlah O*rthy (recital) Ode a Nightingale. *• The Maid (John Keats). The Song of Wandering. Amcu*. ” The Cap and Bella” (W. B. B®s®£* from James Elroy 9 Round the Stations.” 10: Time, weather ...
... ADMISSION, 1/-. Majestic Prizes. JJ ARRIS FREE LIBRARY, PRESTON. OXFORD UNIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURES. Sixth Lecture: ‘'JOHN KEATS.” TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 7 50 p.m. Tickets iy-. WRITE, ’PHONE OR CALL FOR SCHEDULE NOW. Hon. Sec., S.' ROBINSON, c/o LEYS ...
... 8.A.., will deliver the of his Course, on )SWORTH, COLERIDGE. SHELLEY. and YEA SDAY, Dec. 19th, commencing at Eight p.m. John Keats, 1795-1821.- iTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL ASSOCIATION THIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held at WN HOTEL, on WEDNESDAY, 17th JANUARY ...
... twinkle, TOGS (continued). 10 20: Vanishing English—3, by Mr. Howard Marshall. 10 35: Reading: What the Thrush Said, by John Keats, read Nesta Sawyer. 10 40— 12: Roy Fox and his Band, relayed from the Kit-Cat Restaurant (Shipping Forecast at 11). 11 15: ...
... Theatre; the 8.8.CL Orchestra (section C, led by Marie Wilson), conducted Constant Lambert. 10 55: Reading: To Sleep, by John Keats, read by abia Drake. 11—12: Roy Fox and his Bond, relayed from the Kit-Cat Restaurant. Shipping Forecast at 11. Time Signal ...
... 10: 11 * Time Signal; Query Marks in the Near and Middle East, bv Mr. A. S. Merton. 10 20: Reading: Ode on a Grecian Urn, John Keats, read Fabia Drake. 10 25: Gramophone Records of Dance Music. 10 30—12: Hary Roy and his Band, relayed from the May Fair ...
... deliver the Last his Course, on ,uSWORTH, COLERIDGE, SHELLEY, and KEATS. ' B I)AY, Dee. 19th, commencing at Eight p.m. ' John Keats, 1795-1E21. TON GRAMMAR SCHOOL ASSOCIATION ZRIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be held at HOTEL, on WEDNESDAY, 17th JANUARY, ...
... everyone will adn to erect a mural tablet on t of the late George Du Maurier at Ha in which similar memorials h been laced of John Keats, Joanna Mrs. izabeth Barrett Browning, 8i Vane, and Sir Rowland Hill, only hese heen thine call to mind how few of our ...
... you| harden his heart against her 9 20: The Flowers at My Feet| into trouble unless you are more|rs My Jumc,‘h,w“ compe; (John Keats). careful with people you have ' pu'jaw i Was ied 10 25: New Bich Organ Work? Just met, all rignt. °lmt fl'}% lanuhgee; ...