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... his possession several pieces of steel which had been stolen from the prosecutor’s premises. Committed for two months.—John Keates, chair maker, Pitt-street, was charged by Mr. Smith, timber merchant, Sydney-street, with stealing about ten shillings’ ...
... his possession several pieces of steel which had been stolen from the prosecutor’s premises. Committed for two months.—John Keates, chair maker, Pitt-street, was charged by Mr. Smith, timber merchant, Sydney-street, with stealing about ten shillings’ ...
... make Straw Ropes and tm k. Apply the Daily Telegraph Office. WANTED, two YOUTHS, accustomed to Wood Turning.—Apply to Mr. John Keats, 29, Orange-street. WANTED, MANAGER in a small Saw Manufactory; must be good Workman aad steady. —Apply DaUy Telegraph Office ...
... make Straw Ropes and Pack.— Apply the Daily Telegraph Office. WANTED, two YOUTHS, accustomed to Wood Turning.—Apply to Mr. John Keats, Orange-street. . ANTED, a MANAGER in small Saw T ▼ Manufactory; must good Work man and steady —Apgly Daily Telegraph Offloe ...
... gentleman, after questioning the deputation, promised to bring the matter before the Cabinet. Among many letters written by John Keats, the poet, to his brother George, which are rcpriuted in Lord Houghton's book, and dated 14th February, 1819, he says:— ...
... OUTRAGES IRELAND. LATEST NEWS. Cork, Sunday Evening. An attempt was made to kill the clerk of the North Chapel at Cork. John Keating entered the chapel; aud drawing a large knife, went up to where the clerk was standing, and made a desperate stab him. ...
... MORE OUTRAGES IN IRELAND. Cork, Sunday Evening. attempt was made to kill the clerk of the North Chapel at Cork. John Keating entered the chapel; and drawing a large knife, weEt up to where the clerk was standing, and made desperate stab at him. Tha clerk ...
... Leipzig, and being translated into Spanish by Senor de Arcarate, Professor of International Law at Madrid. On behalf of John Keats' only sister, Madame Fanny Keats de Llano*, the sole surviving member of the poet's immediate family, infiuentially signed ...
... novel, the title of which is to be ' Endymion.' Surely his Lordship is not so hard up for title that he must borrow one from John Keats ; but he evidently regards plagiarism as the privilege of distinguished authors, or he would not have laid Thiers and Burke ...
... of her late husband, Professor Clifford, Madame Fanny Keats de Llanos, £80, consideration of the eminence of her brother, John Keats, poet. Mary, Lady Duffus Hardy, £85, addition to the pension of £ICO year granted 1879, in recognition tbe historical, literary ...
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