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... A VISIT TO T1lE ROYAL ACADEMY. iA thing of beauty is a joy for ever,' sang that im- passioned worshipper of beauty, John Keats, and we look upon noble pictures as things of beauty and ajoy for ever. A beautiful picture to us is a para- dise of pleasure ...
... weakness as well as the strength of his poetry was derived from this source. Hood's poetry partook very much of the school of John Keats and Leigh Hunt, possessing also much of the genial hurnour of Addison, Goldsmith. and Charles Lamb; but with qualities ...
... Subject:— MEMORABLE YOUTHFUL POETS OF THE PRESENT CENTURY, with illustrative quotations from Robert Pollok, Henry Kirke White, John Keats, Pero, Bysshe Shelley, k.c., &c. Doom open at 7 o'clock, Lecture to commence at 8. Admission—Front Seats, la.; Back Seats ...
... listened to by a respectable audience, comprised the principal epochs In the lives of Robert Pollok, Henry Kirke Whrte, John Keats, and Percy Bysshe Shelley, accompanied by illustrative quotations from their writings, and also from the poetry of Longfellow ...
... to the members of this institution, last Monday. Kirke White, Robert Pollock (the author of The Course of Time), and John Keats, were the chief poets the lecturer noticed. The leetttre was listened to with great attention and satisfaction by numerous ...
... Youthful Poets of the Present Century. The poets who formed the subject of her lecture were Henry Kirke White, Robert Pollok, John Keats, and Percy Bysshe Shelley, poets who had all their peculiar afflictions and trials, and the keen opposition of their times ...
... tk n M ' Nearn ey, Michl. Noonan, Michl. Mo- ■•nos, BaUey, Geo. Jeffries, Win. Battison, Wm. spfssasas __Fp HDr,e y- John Keating .I W srd, Pat. Moloney, Andw. Murphy, Michl. mLVhZ, Peacocke Edw. Rafarley, MichL Bh!^SS^E? Hm r °^m y, R a n °F? ^M—*^ ...
... J. Camion, i Thomas Wheatley, Philip Gaffney, Elijah Fenaher, John Hanlon, Patrick Hayes, James Herrity, James Hurley, John Keating, James Leonard, Patrick Moloney, Andrew Murphy, Michael Morriss, Henry Peacocke, Edward Rafarley, Michael Shannon, Thomas ...
... John Camion, Thomas Wheatley, Philip Gaffney. Elijah Fenaber, John Hanlon, Patrick Hayes, James Herrity, James Hurley, John Keating, James Leonard, Patrick Moloney, Andrew Mur- phy Michael Morriss, Henry Peacocke, Edward Rafarley, Michael Shannon Thomas ...
... Thompson, D. Unsworth,, Ed. Williams, M. Walsh, John Fulcher. 47th Regiment of Foot—Serjeants John Cunningham, J. C. Cochrane, John Keating. Corporals Wm. Measures, Jas. Graham, C. Cross, Francis White, C. Harding, Wm. M'Bride. Privates Wm. Fisher, Michael Conolly ...
... in attendance after dinner, when the addresses of the usual speakers were intersperced with their excellent performance. John Keating, a youth of fifteen years, has been sent to the borough gaol for two months, having been- appre- hended on the sands instantly ...
... the alence of that national vice—intem- rance. Mrs. four gave an interesting account of (author of the “Course of Time”), John Keats, an! | ow she first became induced t) Lecome a member of Perry Bysshe Shelley, and quoted extracts from the works of each ...