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... Hanip- stead, whieh is to be formally opened to-day, will become a placo of pilgrimage tor all who care tor the poetry of John Keats. Tt was in the garden of as Wentworth this house—then known Place—that he composed the “Ode to a Nightingale’ as ho was ...
... John Keats. 14, Manchester Road. Sir,--There is no doubt that you are right about the date of heats',death. Severn, Who irewith him when he died , wrote on 27th Febry, 1821: On the twenty-third, about four. approaches of death came on The egm seemed ...
... JOHN* KEATS Sir Sidney Oolvin's John Keats: His Life and Poetry, bis Friends, Critics, and After-Fame IBs. net), comprehensive as its title, and is written with scholarly knowledge and sympathy which leave little, if anything, more to said cither the ...
... JOHN KEATS MEMORIAL The Keats-Shelley Memorial Association will proceed with the erection of memorial to John Keats the Poets' Corner Westminster Abbey. The Dean and Chapter have given permission for the memorial, which will take the form of portraittablet ...
... 10.30—“ To Sleep,” by John Keats, NATIONAL PROGRAMME (193 kc/s; 1,554.4m.)--' 10.15 I.o—r-As North Regional. 12.0-3-0 —'*• North National. 3.0-5.15 —As North Regional-5.15— The Children’s Hour. 6.0-10.35 North National 10.35-12.0—The Casanl Cluj Orchestra ...
... “What porridge had John Keats?” brings up the eternal question whether “de gustibus ” is or is not to be accepted as a lite al statement of fact. It is quite as easy to argue that “the jerky rhythm, ” the “obtrusive rhymes, and the tasteless selection ...
... “What porridge had John Keats?” bringl: up the eternal question whether “de gustibus ” is or is not to be accepted as a literal statement of fact. It is x:iu as easy to argue that “the jerk{ rhythm, ” the “obtrusive rhymes, and the tasteless selection ...
... MEMORY OF JOHN KEATS. OPENING OF HOME AT lIAMPSTEAD, The house at where John Keats lived before leaving England for the last time' was formally opened 011 Saturday permanent memorial the poet. Known as Bank, in Keats's time 'Wentworth Piaec, house, except ...
... THE YORKSHIRE POST, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925. John Keats, To-day the Keats Memorial House at Hampstead will l>e formally opened to the publie. is now some time sinco a National Committee was formed to purchase Lawn Bank —Wentwortk Place, it was called when ...
... POETRY. TO AUTUMN. BY JOHN KEATS. Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness ! Close bosom friend the maturing sun ; with him how to load and bless With fruit the vines that round the thatch eaves run ; To bend with apples the moss'd cottage trees, And fill ...
... Amy Lowell's Life JOHN KEATS Will reviewed in To - morrow's YORKSHIRE POST by HUGH I'ANSON FAUSSET. ...
... £ JONATHAN CAPE LTD. * \ John Keats ? AMY LOWELL ...