... health. Then reverting to the time of his birth he outlined in a very interesting manner the life (alas all too short) of John Keats. During the evening many beautiful selections from the poet's works were quoted and Mr Elliot possesses such elocutionary ...

... illustrations will be welcomed for the same reason. Probably no ' English poet put so much into so short .a space of time as John Keats. Here Sir Sidiaey Colvin traces for the reader the incipient essays of Keats in verse, and the successive) influences exercised ...

... volume. It is printed in gold on dark blue cloth, and gives the book a most attractive appearance. , The Poetical Works of John Keats, new edition ...

... lyre—are short and tender. Another good poet is William Blake, who wrote about sweet babes in his Songs of Innocence. John Keats, who was little more than a boy when he died, is perhaps the fifth greatest poet of England. A few of his pieces could easilY ...

... various forms of verse in the volume. In the Great Writers series, also published by Mr. Walter Scott, we have the Life of John Keats, by William Michael Rossetti. This story of the poet's life is admirably told, for Mr. Rossetti is an eminent hand in work ...

... Taylor Coleridge, Robert Southey, Jane Austen, Thomas Campbell, Thomas Moore, Bishop Heber, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats, and Thomas Hood. Some great painters included Sir Joshua Reynolds, Thomas Gainsborough, George Romney, John Opie, John ...

... interesting addition is made to the well-known Globe Library in Mr. William T. Arnold's edition of The Poetical Works of John Keats, which has long held a high position for its scholarly qualities, and which now finds a fitting place in a series whose ...

... that idea, for then the criticisms were slashing and trenchant as was exemplified. and satirised in the lines Who killed John Keats? I. said the Quarterly So savage and tarta •137, I killed John Seats. (Laughter.) The productions of some new poet were ...

... violent that he had to be carried tO the station,—A fine of 53 and cos% 78 6d, was iniptiv .d. Id tirrisNANcE or A BOff.—John Keating was summoned to show cause why he should not c,ntribute tawards the support of his son in an industria, school.—lnßpector ...

... Board of Guardians, on Wednesday, Mr. Ward, the Workhouse master, reported that in the middle of the night, a man named John Keating had been brought to the Workhouse by a policeman, who said that he was suffering from paralysis. Next morning, however ...

... anyone in charge, and he was mulcted in a penalty qf Sc and costs. THE SCHOOL BOARD AT WORK.—John Dillon, Patrick Criinn, John Keating (two cases), Joseph Hunt. Miles Gaul, Matthew Hughas, '1 homes Roach, James Trainor, Thomas Turner, James Hughes, Thomas ...

... ,to send their children regularly to school :—John Keenaghan. Charles Ashley, Myles Gaul, Both McLoughlin (two cases), John Keating (three cases), Thos. S. Smith (two cases), William Hardy, Thomas Oates, John Burns, Dennis Malone, Christopher Buchanan ...