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... daughter, on circum- stantial evidence, and that on the way to execution the convict saw in the crowd another EnglishmanI named John Keats, who had bren extremely active in collecting evidence against hint. The convict expressed a desire to die in peace with ...
... lished Sonnet, by the late John Keats, the last be ever wrote, which we give to our readers, and wish that we could give it in the imitation of the poet's writing, as it is given in the magazine:- SONNET BY THE LATE JOHN KEATS. Bright star ! would I were ...
... John Camion, Thomas Wheatley, Phillip Gaffoey, Elijah Fenaher, John Hanlon, Patrick Hayes, James Herrity, James Honley, John Keating, James Leonard, Patrick Maloney. Andrew Murphy, Michael Morries, Henry Peacocks, Edward Ra.arley, Michael Shannon, Thomas ...
... Phillinore, Q.C., and M1r. Thring for the respondent ; and Mr. Murphy forthe co-respolident. The petition, presented by Mr. John Keats, was for a dissolution of marriage onl the ground of adultery. The respondents, Mrs. Esther Elizabeth Keats and Dan Pedro ...
... Napolee , sea 'f Jerome, to M. Farini-Marquis of Pepoli-Bertani-Count Woronraow tussian Ambassador to the Court of St. James's-John Keats; a Senet -Johns Abernethy-Sir Francis Chancrey-Ti[e Poet Montgomery-Joh Stuart Mill, M.LP.-Eulgbss Sue-Henrietta (Sirs. ...
... LITER A TURE. THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF JOHN K{EATS, .3 LORD HOUGHiTON. A New Edition. In One Volume. London: Moxon and Co. Lord Houghton has done good service to the cause of English literature in writing the life ef Jobn .Keats, whose poems are among ...
... goods, and was thereupon discharged. It is saidl that on Saturday night Mlr Rankin was served with a summons in a suit by John Keats, who holds the first mortgage on the property.2 WICENSED VICTUALLERS' SCHOOL. TUE ANNUAL BALL. The amidnl ball in aid of ...
... lasting pleasure, and for that matter, all really great things one has known or seen form an enduring delight. Well does dear John Keats say- A thing of beauty is a joy for ever. Mrs Clarke concludes this very interesting letter with a reference to Mr Irving's ...
... have already referred to and many others, the names of Byron, Charles Kingsley, Mathew Arnold, Robert Buchanan, Mrs Hemans, John Keats, and Tom Taylor, whose ballad of The Judge and the Master in the old English style will be sure to meet with appreciation ...
... more complete, more terrible, than that which we discover in the heart that is companion- less. We may echo the wish of John Keats, and exclaim- o Solitude ! if I must with thee dwell, Let it not be among the jumbled heap Of murky buildings; modifying ...
... Browning, Charles Dickens, and Michael Angelo Litmarrsh, Published before 186D. Any by P. B. Shelley, Charles Lamb, and John Keats, Printed before 1820. WALTER T. Si-ccue, 27, New Oxford-street, W.C. (Opposite Moddie's Library), - W ANTED, Elizabethan ...
... Browning, Charles Dickens, aind Michael Angelo fitnarsh, Published before 186O Aro by P. B. Shelley, Charles Lamb, and John Keats, l'ririted before IS20. WALTR T. SI-esCeR, 27, - New Oxford-street, ?? (Owposite Mddie's LibraryL. 21;C 1 TANTED, Elizabethan ...