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... Harwood, not guilty.— Civilians: Manassali Flatow, guilty of a common assault; Daniel Davins, guilty, recommended to mercy ; John Keating, guilty, recommended to mercy; Benj' Cawood, guilty, recommended to mercy ; Wm. Farrall, riot guilty; Silvester Forrest ...
... Harwood, not guilty. Civilians. — Mtntitwh Flatow, guilty of a common assault ; Daniel Davins, guilty, recommended to mercy ; John Keating, guilty, recommended to mercy ; Benjamin Cawood, guilty, recommended to mercy ; Wm. Farrall, not guilty ; Silvester Forrest ...
... Itasgrove, Robert Harwood, Frend Vickerman, Wm. feat tie, Charles Judd, James Turner, and John Moflatt. Guiltt— (Civilians)— John Keating alia* Caton, Benjamin Cawood, and Daniel Davins. Guilty (on the 21st count only) OF a COMMON Asiault—Mannassah Flatow. ...
... o Camberwell Fair towards Midnight—Dallady the NegTess The Husk and the Grain, &c , &c.—An unpublished Sonnet, the late John Keats—A new Poem, by R. Monckton Milnes, Esq., M.P.—And other Articles of diversified interest, by T. Hood, F. O. Ward, Andrew ...
... Camberwell Fair to.! wards Midnight—Dallady the Negress—the Husk and • Grain, (See. Ac.—An Unpublished Sonnet. By the late John Keats—A New Poem. By R. Monckton .Milnes, Esq., M.P.—And other Articles of diversified ; interest, T. Hood, F. O. Ward, Andrew ...
... Camberwell Fair Itowards Midnight-Datlady the Negresis-The Iftusk and the IGrain, &c., &c.-Av.u nfphlished Sonnet. By the late John Keats-A new Poeni. By Rt. Monckct n Mines. Esq., ?tLP.-And ether Articles, of diversilted Interest, by T. flood, F.O0. Ward, Andrew ...
... shall hatch her soft brace and shall coo, While kiss the melody aching ail through. Hood's Magazine. SONNET. BY THE LATE JOHN KEATS. Communicated by It. Milnes, Esq. MJ>.) Iligh-mindedness—a jealousy for good,— Adoring kindness for the great man's fame ...
... a Hindoo Gentleman Travelling in Eng- land, (No. 2.) 3. The Dream of Gertrude Lisle. 4. An original Sooner, by the late John Keats, (the last he wrote.) * m * Through lhe Medium of the Anastatic Piocess, a Fac simile of this Sonnet in the Poet's Hand ...
... Ltters fronsist lindoo GoilnlllemaTtiLYvllu ?? (No. 2.) Th'le DITORUl of Gertude Lisle. 4. An original Sonnet, by the late John Keats (thle last be wroto ,*l 1hrolgih tile Medium, of tue Antistatic P'rocess it ?? of this Sonttet !I1 the roeii's Hand- Writjing ...
... POETRY. THE LATE JOHN KEATS. Wo ' d 1 were stedfast as thou art! De s lendo bung aloft the night, ' eteraal lull * P * Patient sleepless eremite ; f Pare S KT ate their priest-like task „ lu ' lon round earths human shores ; \ of 'now , ew fallen ...
... diplomatist oince Talleyrand — setting at defiance all the d.sciples of Lavater or Spnrzlieim. The Life and Literary Remains of John Keats, edited hy Mr. Monckton Miiues, M.P , is announced. A statue of the Virgin lias supplanted that of King Wi li mi the Third ...
... • were convicted in penalty and costs 16s.—Samueland Wiliiam Smith, worsted spinners, L uddenden Foot were summonsed by John Keating for wages due to him, and an order was made for £1 7s. 6d., the amount due, and 13s. costs. KEIGHLEY. Grass Crops.—The ...