... silk cannot be weighed separately from them. To remedy this defect and to relieve the manufacturer of this heavy tax, Mr. John Keats, whose name is well known in connection with bootmaking machinery, has invented a spool which, from its lightness, is named ...

... paper by Mrr. Henry Manna, entitled Shellev's Adonais. The essayist dwelt more particularly with the life and works of John Keats, the subject of Shelley's poem, showing that, although he died at a very early age, he was enabled to leave many lasting ...

... neighbourhood. THE YOUG HAL R IOT-S. YoutNAL Ti RsDoAvY--The inquest on th1e body of the mn-e Hanlon was resumed to-day. John Keats, -who was with the deceased in the crowd, deposed to bearing Hanlou s' y I i am stabbed:P They ran about forty yards, and ...

... mutual congratulations had pIaBeed, Mr. Hoskins real the following address on behalf of himself and the company:- To Chaortl John Keats, Ehq. MT DVAR SIs-In the name of my company ard myself illow me to offer you and your gifted lady our cordial welcome on ...

... ft. V. Williams, in which he gave interesting sketches of the lives of ChristophEr Marlow, Thomas Chatterton, Chas. Lamb, John Keats, and Edgar Allen Poe. The paper, which wais one of high literary merit, was listened to tbrougbout with the greatest interest ...

... dish. Honest ,Barpey Short, for instance, is, in his Sowu ,qhsli9in,, s entertaininga poet as Percy ByssbS SWlleY5 or. John. Keats,. or, Si' T.-Coleridge, or any othser of the ss Rates of. Parnassus, though ther is, to be-sure,. a:,triflin of the merit ...

... I THE KEATS CENT.R ARY I TurssDt was the centenary of John Keats, who was born in London, October 29, 1795, in tht house of his grandfather, who kept a livery stable at Moorfields. John Keats. who was ' sniuffed out by one article, race Byron, was, ...

... Miss B. Hogg. set toilet mars and pin- cushion; Mr. Harrison, cil painting; Mrs. Harri- son, copy of Lamia, illustrated by, John Keats; Mrs. and Miss Stott, Ballyioney, silver pickle fork and sugar-sifter; Miss Lewis, pickle fork; ; Miss Mia Evans, butter ...

... brought together in his collected works of Monographs, Personal and Social. He was the author of The Life and Letters of John Keats, of' eeveral pamphlets, political and theological, and of many contributions to the Quarterly and tdirslturgh Retiew. He ...

... daughtee, an circum stantial evidence, and tbat on the way to execution the cbnvict saw in the crowd another Engibnan'named John Keats, whohad beenextremely sctive;in collectingevi dence against him. Thc cnvict expressed a desire to die. in peace with.all ...

... a retired Major-General in a the Indian army, and some years resident in Rome, E is a devoted admirer of the poetry of John Keats. and has occup.ed himsel .i a laudable endeavour to do honour to the me ory of the poet, whoso died in Rome in i 321, and ...

... this society on this evea. mg (Thursday), the 17th of March, at No. 4, Collego, when tbe foilowing papers will be read. John Keats, by Mr. J. Todhunter. The chair wilt be at eight o'clock punctually (College time). .fIR REPRIESENTATION OF LIMERICK. The ...