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... Audrey and John Hughes Elaine All at Point of Ayr Phillis and Sheila June Taylor and family David Rose and Richard Carole and John Keats Mrs Molly Hughes and family Mr and Mrs Sweeney and family Tony and family Cards: Dorothy Gordon and Wendy Thomas David and ...
... mlwydd oed, yr hon s. fu yn ddigon dewr i ddyweyd wrtho, 'Na, nier mynaf di.' Y mae yr hanesyn am anturiaeth garwriaethol John Keats yn eithaf hysbys. Yr oedd dfe yn dra gwylaidd yn mhresennoldeb merched, ond agor. odd ei galon i Fanny Browne. Rhoddwyd ...
... Major-General C. O. Creagh Osborne, C. 8. , whose period of service in that capacity has ex- pired. 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 ...
... Age Germany 1883 Erich Kastner writer Emil and the Detectives Germany 1899 DIED SIR JOSHUA Reynolds painter London 1792 John Keats poet On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer Ode to a Nightingale Rome 1821 John Quincy Adams sixth President of the US (1825-9) ...
... needing the help of the Communists Donald MacCormick discusses the implications of this first set of results from Paris 900 John Keats “Climbing to the steep ” but triumph is but an imposter and disaster lurks just beyond the next couplet Or as the Beeb has ...
... London 1817 Victor Fleming film director The Wizard of Pasadena California 1883 DIED JOSHUA REYNOLDS painter London 1792 John Keats poet On First Looking into Chapman's Homer to a Nightingale Rome 1821 John Quincy Adams sixth President of the US 1848 Thomas ...
... wno with the help of the London Classical Players performs two movements of the Emperor in all their original glory 900 John Keats “I would die if I could not be a poet” said Keats the hard-nosed kia from a broken home who studied to become a surgeon ...
... A bomb explodes at the top of the Post Office Tower in London 1971 BORN Jan Vermeer Dutch painter Delft Netherlands 1632 John Keats poet “On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer” “Ode to a Nightingale” London 1795 Sir Joseph Wilson Swan chemist and physicist ...
... williams Choir’s debut in Anglesey FRONC YSYLLTE Male Voice Choir can certainly claim to be what the nineteenth century poet John Keats described in one of his poems a “brotherhood in song” In October 1970 Mr Lloyd Edwards who had been musical director since ...
... commemorate three literary anniversaries the bicentenary of the birth of Sir Walter Scott the 150th anniversary of the death of John Keats and the bicetenary the death of Thomas Gray whose Elegy Country Churchyard is one of best known English poems Then in September ...
... at present and meet on Mondays 24pm at Llanddulas Village hall (joint group) Creative Writing members have completed the John Keats project The tutor Nan Brocklebank went through their work and gave a list of competitions which they might enter and hopes ...
... historic doubile by Llangollen at ion a 1 Ed eddf o Wrexham and District National Eisteddfod have motto from the work of poet John Keats “Sweet are pleasures 'that to verse belong! and doubly sweet brotherhood song” Formed in 1947 choir's first musical director ...