... Salisbury Square( has, among other things, a portrait of Mary e Godwin, with a sketch of her (ad life; an .eaccount of John Keats' Heroines ; a de- scription of Penshurst, the home of the Sidneys ; and A Chat with Mdme. Jane Hading. There is a new ...

... the miscellany. It contains very interesting papers on the-Fairfax Correspondence-the 'Life of Theodore Hook-the Works of John Keats; the In- duestry and Benefactors of Ireland-a continuation of Cey- lon and the Cingalese, and the much discu'ssed q~uestion ...

... appearing by distinguished writers on ' English Men and W'oniem of Letters of the Pith Century.' (For' this mouth we have John Keats, by Richard Garnett). Then follow scholarship i competition questions on the works (or part of them) of the subject of the ...

... peruse Plato in the original, as bv the most learned student of the great phil- osopher. A Reading in the Letters of John. Keats is an effort to throw light on a side of Keats' character to which sufficient attention has not been given. The Keats ...

... kind. The paper on Spenser is much the best- although there is nothing in it which shows critical genius. A thin paper on John Keats defends the view that adverse criticism hastened his death. Mrs Edward's brilliant novelette, A Vagabond Heroine, is ...

... clained the honour of being his successor. -We find next a review of Mr R. Monekton Milmes' Life and -literary remains of John Keats. Mr Milnes isa poet himself, and well able to do justice to the young and early-lest author of E ndymion. whose great genius ...

... present number are-The Church and the Nation, No. V.-Lord Brougham and the French Revo- lation - The Life and Poetry of John Keats -- The St. Fillan's Games-with the Notes, Literary and Ecclesiastical notices. Popular Readings in the Revelations. By a ...