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... other world. Bonfires and g:o'osquo masks worn on is night, were originally ‘intended to frighten away any evil ghosts 1795: John Keats was born in London. He coined the word “‘sensuous’’ to describe his work, meaning that it was meont to appeal to the senses ...
... existence, and sad poems which reflect on ‘hollow’ laughter — from Lewis Carroll's hilarious definition of how to write to John Keats’ rueful post-mortem of the human condition ‘Why did I laugh.’ New Sunday Thriller (R 4 7.02 pm). Leslie Sands, probably ...
... Life of Keats Bridlington Literary and Debating Society weicomed Mr D. Charlton’s talk on the letters and poems of John Keats. A prodigious letter-writer, the poet emerged as an affable man, with a great capacity to enjoy life. Orphaned early in life ...
... £6O and put on probation for two years after admitting two offences of burglary. Mrs K. T. Coore, prosecuting, said Frank John Keats, of Barrocks Lane, Blakenall, took part in the raid on a house in Castle Hill Road, Stonnall, when property worth £l7l was ...
... e in America, which brought £6 more. g A scrap of paper containing two and a half lines of poetry in the handwriting of John Keats went for 18s., while £24 10s. was paid for a letter of Frederick the Great with autograph verses, commencing:— g My Mljling ...
... years of keyboard music by Joan Last (February 26). Lectures Among drama productions will be Light and Shade, the story of John Keats presented by poet and broadcaster Robert Gittings on October 9, and a performance of The 7 Elephant Man by the Proteus Theatre ...
... by W. E Swinton. On the Bat’s Back (R. L. Stephenson), by McEwan Lawson. ~ Animal Senses, by Maurice Burton. The Story of John Keats R. Gittings and Jo Manton Superstition or Science, Bertha Morris Parke: Pendron under the Water Mabel Esther Allan. The ...
... Childhood. 9.o—Contemporary Music. 9.2s—The United States and Europe. 9.4s—Contemporary Music (concert continued). 10.50—John Keats (reader, Alec Clunes). 11.0— Bach. 11.35—The Coleridge Notebooks ...
... come across the i following piece written # at Banbury School. a Victoria Scouse has i soaked herself in the i writings of John Keats, % and then written an # imaginary diary by him. = It is worth reading for % many reasons, not least it for the way she ...
... the eye” by Robert Herrick wes quoted and much of Shakespears and Wordsworth’'s verses were used. We were reminded that John Keats abandoned medicine for poetry. We were given the causes of crying and It was a non-verbal communication. Tears release tension ...
... 35. P.m.: Violin Concerto 7.5: News: weather. 10.10: Victorian |7-20: Sport. 7.30: Blackpool Night. personal View. 7.25: John Keats Music Hall. 10.55; Office of Com- 8.30: Jimmy Hanley. 8.50: Concerl 8.30: Music Dramas. 10.0: Brahms pline. 11.10: Music ...
... 19th Century Dutch School Oil Palntin%‘li:ndmpe with Cattle, Early 19th Century English School Oil ting, on Wood Panel of John Keats, Water Colour and Engravings. Items of Silver and Sheffield Plate. Modern Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Appliances ...