... introduced in Fel niary —if, aa Mr. Awn r- .n IMP., the House ititets after the mew, and I think it will. A grand-nephew of John Keats is engaged upon the prei ieration of a new life. which ill lie illustrated be letters which have not yet seen the light ...

... succession to Major-General C. 0. Creagh Osborne, C. 8., whose period of service in that capacity has ex- At Burton-on-Trent, John Keats, a bricklayer, was committed for trial charged with breaking into the pawnshop of Mr. Charles Leedham in September last ...

... between Slays and Teutons. of the unveiling at Rome of the monument to Mr. Severn, artist, the devoted friend of the poet, John Keats, was ommented on in congratulatory terms by most )f the metropolitan newspapers. It now turns mit. however, that the account ...

... sum' moned by the overseers of this parish for nonpayment of poor-rates; they were severally ordered to pay, with costs. John Keat-m and Thomas Whelans, “navvies” from Cwm Rhondda, were charged with assaulting P.C. Ebenezer Jenkins in the execution of ...

... had neatly framed, and, though the war has left a beggar, I have religiously preserved relics precious. Shelley’s hair and John Keats’s have a golden tinge which is exquisite. Byron’s is coarse and dark, like some phases of his character. As for Hunt’s, ...

... THE BRECON COUNTY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 18'6 MURDER 114 LON D 0 At llow•etreet Poliee-court, London, John Keating, a porter, of Lincolu.court. Drury lane, has been c h arge d w i th the murder of Ellen Parry, with whom he had n lining. It appeared ...

... July 30th.- nod. Watkins and Thomas llowne•, Extra. DOING ILALICIOVS DAYAOIS AND AS3AULTIN , I THREE POLICE. OTEICEIta. John Keating, a travelling chair mender, from Heater, Devon, was brought up in custody charged with breaking into Mrs. Newby's lodging-house ...