... Gerald Heard. 9 35: The 8.8.C. Orchestra, conducted by Joseph Lewis; Dorothy Stanton (soprano). 10 45: Reading: Fancy, by John Keats, read by Mr. Robert Speaight. 10 50—12; Harry Roy and bis Band, relayed from the May Fair Hotel. Shipping Forecast at 11 ...

... mural tablet on die house of the late George Maurier Hampstead, in which parish similar memorials have also been placed of John Keats, Joanna BaOlie, Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sir Harry Vane, and Sir Rowland Hill, only serves call to mind how few ...

... singing the while a and thus ensure that her dreams would that night present the person In question. On this superstition. John Keats founded his beautiful poem, The Eve of St. Agnes.” To-night’s Smile these are •the seconds. Small daughter: But where are ...

... literary man is beset. The wretched hoard of reviewers who stung almost to modness, who sent the most perfect of our poet*, John Keats, to an early grave, who drove th*i divine Shelley into exile, have their prototypes in the preeent generation.” The poet ...

... cleverest young men in London ? 5. Who was Nergal? «. How was he represented 7. Where are the two Natals? 8. How old was John Keats, the poet, when he died? Who compiled the best Concordance to the Ola and New Testament? 10. Where in the Bible is there ...

... (wife ._l haw inhahifpri . T Nn Preachers—From Basket-maker to Professor. John churchm, Duke of Marlborough) died, itm. John Keats (the only people wno nave inhabited is words once, si-, poet) born, 1795. Charles Albert (King of Sardinia, 133M9) born ...

... vacant. aturdav ‘' ,orni ng. t ORD BADEN-POWELL, who is present Sir Joshua Reynolds died, 1792. Martinique captured. 1809. John Keats T .. APARTMENTS and IXJDGINGS WANTED. TTRGING the tight-lipped Chancellor of on holidav the VVe«t Indies is 73 to-dav died ...

... He immediately went to the'r assistance, got the crew hoard and towed the boat into safety. 'The four men John Gauno, John Keating. Martin Arthur, and Martin Walsh—as a token of gratitude, have forwarded cheques of the total value of £4O. which they ...

... HORSES OF FACT AND FANCY Around the walls of the hall are 14 panels painted by Mr. John Keating depicting famous horses of fact and fancy. The children’s favourites are there—Dick Turpin, Tom Mix, Paul Revere and the Canadian Mounted Police. Tehere are ...

... who visited hPr. and declared that she would net pay. TRAGEDY OF A BEEFSTEAK. eat that it it’s the last thing do. - said John Keating, Somerville. Mass., after hi« family hud declared the meat too tough. He tackled tfie steak, and choked death the bite ...

... rf the mill, and we had to run for our lives. Part of the wall fell on to the hose and cut it in two.” Another civilian, John Keating, of Hill-street, Brierlield, narrowly escaped being struck by the falling masonry. He said he recovered his cap shortly ...

... the charge she said. Yes. Some I pawned in London and some in Liverpool.” BRUTAL KICKING CASE WIGAN. To-day. ait Wigan. John Keating, a young man, charged with committing an aggravated amault upon a widow named KHe-n .Smith, of Uhapei-street. Hindlry. ...