... President read the Report of the Board of Management. The Secretary read the House Surgeon's Report. It was moved the Rev. John Keate, seconded by Chaa Blandy, Esq., and carried unanimously—That the Report ol the Board of Management be received and adopted ...

... Thomas Steel Tbos. Fouler James Williams Thos. Arris James Latham Richard Prowse Thos. Steel Rd. Greeuaway Bichd. Stone John Keat James Hyde Alfred Brown Cornelius W. Ha'e Cornelius Hammana Bobt. Cozens Latham ' Frederic Collingwood W. H. Goddard, Cbilton ...

... Whitaker. Esq. J.J. Wheble, Esq. Dr. Wells F. Wilder, Esq. Dr. Woodhouse The Rev. A. White The Rev. S. Wiidmau Yates The Rev. John Keate ' Single Tickets, Seven Shillings. Family Tickets (to admit tour), Twenty-four Shillings. A few numbered Reserved Seats ...

... preltineas in the music, but the work is not good enough for first-class opera house. A subscription is on foot on behalf of John Keats’s only sitter, Madame Fanny Keaia de Llanlos, the sole surviving member of the poet's immediate family. An influentially ...

... but he saved the greater part of his furniture. A farm-house, two barns, cart-shed, granary, and stable, belonging to Mr. John Keates, and occupied by Mr. George Keates. Three straw-ricks, and some oats, vetches, and beans were destroyed nearly the whole ...

... house Esther Kent, at Didoo*. end steeling 2b., on© gun, four kninw, and quantity end other tides &nd money, the property of John Keat and Kcat 20th.—Mr W-H. prosecuted, , and said «he‘rq,weio previous against I prisoner.—Supt. Hcarr. ...

... bells, with inscriptions as follows Henry Knight, made mo. 1663. 2 Thomas Lyford, Henry Bntler, C —W., 1689. Samnel Knight*. John Keate, C—W.. 1704. Blessed be the name of the Lorde. Joseph Carter, 1586. 5 Edward Read, of Albourn. Wilts Fecit. 1752. 6 John ...