... Christopher Marlowe. the friend of Shakespeare, was killed in a tavern brawl at the early age of twenty-nine, in 1593. John Keats, the brilliant young man who stands out as tho poet of beauty, died - at the early age of twenty-six. At twenty - -one, ...

... agriculture in America. which brought Ai more. A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines of poetry in the handwriting of John Keats went for 18s. while £24 lOs was paid for a letter of Frederick the Great with autograph verse., commencing: My trembling ...

... drinking bout at the early age of 40, in a hospital at Baltimore. Tragic also was the passing of that brilliant English oet, John Keats, when only a youth of a's, a victim of consumption. For some years the young poet had been fascinated by a Miss Fanny Brawne ...

... and .the enjoyment of pension; and ao are the widow of Dr. Ball, the naturalist, the sisters of Dr. Lardner, and sister of John Keats, the poet. Two ladies receive £75 each by virtue of being descendants the author of “Robinson Crusoe,“ and there are many ...

... enjoying at this hour. (las. Mackay's. Forty Years' Recollections. 1872. Darwen 7: The quotation w 61 ten in water is f John Keats. S. R.: You can get all the information about the Peers you ask for in the Year Hooka. (2) The majority of plural voters ...

... waist. Try one to-day. SALLIE LEAVER. v “1 find there is no worthy pursuit but the idea of doing some good fo the world.” —JoHN KEaTs. GREAT CLEA RANCE OF LADIES' G LOVES. Sallie Leaver is Clearing the whole Summer Stock of Gloves at the very lowest prices ...

... ofthe blood; George Coiman tbe elder, the dramatist, tbe connoisseur, snd tbe translator of Terence, by Gainoboroagh; and John Keats, pointed at Rome by the poet* friend, Severn. Princes* Clotilde and ber husband, ao soon as the routine of presentations ...

... his body was burnt, and the ashes conveyed the Protestant cemetery infiome, where they lie buried near the remains of his John Keats, the poet, who died consumption when only twenty-six. wrote tha* famous f thing of bounty joy for ever. Shelley poems. I ...

... {lhe proud consciousness of being a genius. | That should be pay enough. The well of : water in you. What privilege had John Keats? If you have not got much go in you, and the sons of great men only seldom have much go, well, you must do your hest; and ...

... since and it would hate seen second number.—The Ecclttiaitic contaiot notice of “The Lite, Letters, and Literary Remains ot John Keats, and Mary Barton : Tale Man- theater a continuation of The Conqueat and the I Conqueror, - and articles Waterworlh's Council ...

... B»ore desolate; his 'Rigs of Barley* seemed •Iways to me but few strips of green on a cold hill—oh, prejudice!” So wrote John Keats in 1818. ”It wan as rich as Devon. . . . We went to Kirk Alloway. A prophet is no prophet in hia own country I We went tbs ...

... little SheUey may have cared for the 44 Waverley Novels, the glorious young genius whose name is immorta Uy linked with his, John Keats must have had some appreciation of them, as is proved by his Uttle poem entitled Meg MerryUes (Keats' 6 Poems, Aldine ...