... SusHahli Ashbibiv, (If Cliitry.-.hosephli Coppock, Esq. of Clifford's Inin, Loindoni, Nary Agent, to Helen, 4th daughter of John Keats, Esq. Steward of tile Royal Na,, Hos ?? SoUtI OrlDsby, LiicoinsIr irv, Capt. Nixna; of tfie Gienadier Gu1ards, to I-1cm ...

... Cheadle, to Mary Ann Dawson, of the former place. all On the 28th ult., at Cheadle, by the Rev. R. Watt, rector, !r- M r. John Keats, of Upper Teant to Margaretta, thirddaughter . of Mr. Jas. Alcock, of Cheadle. is- DEATHS. he On the 23rd ult., Mr. Jonathan ...

... of Rear-Admiral Hugh Robinson, in her 87th ,~ Rebrs-On Friday, the 5th instant, at Hartley Westpail, 'r Rants, the Rev. John Keats, es.n., for many years Head gd Master of Eten College and a Canon of Windsor.: cr, EAOILTOEt-OC5 the 7th instant, at Foalis ...

... litterateur.has justdied,attheripe ageof so, at his residence in Genoa. In hisyouthfal dayshe was the intimatefriend of John Keats, thepoet, who attended acboolkeptby Mr. Clarke's father at Enafield. He was about Eeven years older than Keats, and the ...

... lt.N. eldest son of the late J lohn Lrl)xey-, Colour-Sereeaut, R.iLLI, and Mary 1annall i (Si-sie), eldest daughter of John Keats Pryor, Shipwright and Bo:et Builder, Geneva Cottage, Ki;igstown. WAr)rt-Wuresl-On the 1st of January, at St. l Mary's, Kingston ...

... Wellingtoz, aged f4ur years and nine m'onths. ?? ' KEATs-On the 7th inst., at 68, Unicorn-street, Portsea. .-the wife of.Mr. John Keats, aged 68 years. Sl ?? the 3rd inst., at Somers'-road, Siuths'ea Mr. John Smnith, Aged 87. , I J..I ' * ' -~ HA.rioN-On ...

... Barly in Wharfedale, Yorkshire, after severe illness, in her 77th year. C KEATs-At Weimoringle, New South Wales, Francis ] John Keats, son of the late Captain J. S. Keats, R.N., aged 28. (By cable.). I .Lo4va-On the 9th instant, at 15; Elphinstone-road, ...

... dlkees), wheoe one of his puoils was our fatb toWvnsMaDss, ilr. Hury Pope ; aid so aluo ws thli gifted and lamsneted oeot, John Keats. So long sigo' ns ih6. tiso youtlhf al poet wrote a pleasnbt poetic epistle to hit formner tator, who first ?? mio ill ...

... beqitming And did you once see Shelley plia, and in the well known lines which ask I Wbo fised the murex up? Whit porridge had John Keats Batlr. Browning's manner and language owe f monore to Keats and Shelley than to Tate and 3ndy. No English poet has ever ...

... ya.-ThiO remnarkable case has occupied the ettention od the Divorce Court for several days. The retition presented by Mr John Keats was for a diasolu- ion of marriage, on the ground of adultery. The re- hpondent denied the offence, and the wife pleaded ...

... to match qihe carried a bouquet of Mareciral Neil roses ind lilii,. After the ceremony, which wris performed hy tho Rev. John Keating, assisted by the Rev. Canon Rogers, thie bridal party adjoured to the Hotel Mdtropolo, where a reception was held by the ...

... 3Ov. 16, at Camberwell 1.0, 1 London, S.W., by-W, Bramwell Booth (Salvation n 2 Army). James, yoinget sonn of the late John Keates 3 Ltverpool, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Lsla e 1, Wright, Salibury, Wits. e ,M Xsso -CrZe-ZCXV. la, at St. Petet a ...