... entertainer, tops the bill of Abbie's greatest variety show, on Sunday first, showing at the Jubilee, with Helen Norman, John Keats, Caledonian Ladles, Bob and Alf Pearson, and full supporting company. s Wittman's C.noacm. All parents and friends are most ...

... been granted to the widows of Professor Clifford, General Armstrong, and Mr Hawker, and • similar pension to the mister of John Keats, the poet, directs attention to a subject upon which considerable misconception prevails. There is a very general notion ...

... of Literature. So may concerned, but only the prognosticawe hope to have the experience as - arra ngement of the isobars John Keats on first looking into Chap- between the respective receiving and broadman translation of Homer casting stations, and the ...

... Edinurgh University, is Mr Gotthard Guder, who receives the degree of Doctor of Philosophy for his Thesis on A Comparison of John Keats and Friedrich Holderlin in their respective Backgrounds.” Mr Guder was formerly visiting German master under Fife Education ...

... Anstruther Literary buciety was closed with an address by the President, the Rev. James stay, who chose as his subject John Keats: Man and Poet.' In his introductory remarks Mr Ray said Keats, of whom they had not heard much in their Society, was one ...

... went through life possessed by vision of intellectual beauty, and bis search for beauty was only aspect worship of freedom. John Keats possessed splendid and peculiar faculties of the imagination. He wrote, ” I certain of nothing but the holiness of the hearty ...

... William the Conqueror! Frederick II! Lous XVII No answer. I will call the roll of the poets; Robert Southey ! Thomas Campbell; John Keats ! George Crabbe ! Robert Borns 1 No answer. I call the roll of artists : Michael Angelo I Paul Veronese ! William Turner ...

... them tries hard to prove he was a habitual drunkard ; another strives to show he was a notorious glutton. The habits of John Keats, übe died more recently than Pope, are even still less than his a subject fit for men to discuss. Neither Pope nor Keats ...

... Geography, dn. With numerous Illustrstione. Crown Bvo, pp. HA 6d. WM. BLACKWOOD & SONS LDINDUNGLI um LONDON THE LOVE-LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS. Nothing in the literature of this century ha. been no much looked forward to and desired as the loveletters of Keata have ...

... Progress” (the writer of which thought that the secret true progress might found Tolstoy's doctrine of non-resistance) ; John Keats, the poet, in Scotland” ; i snow tils SIMMKK N AID OF rUIoTK'« oli.l T A iAii lie meoling of the Andrews llortieullii'ai ...

... bore the plaid of a Scottish shepherd. John Keats was the next of the People's Poets. He saw nature only on Sundays and holidays. Asa painter of nature there had been none who surpassed, and few approached, John Keats. Ile commenced his career in a sonnet ...

... published in • separate form. A limited edition only will be priateel. Moore C. Kirwan Paul s Co. Lave in preparation John Keats a Stuily,ly Mr. Owen. It is reported that Me R. A. ?dude, formerly M.P. far Leith, is about en publish a work in two ' ...