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... misfortune haring befallen another is this : it cannot be helped He will hare the pleasure of trying the resources of his spirit John Keats AN ENGLISHMAN IN MECCA Sir Venison Ross the NO CHANGE So often has the clock-changing operation had to be performed now ...
... Thackeray Put off Despondei ce ! miserable bane They should not know thee who athirst to gain 4 noble end are thirsty every hour John Keats If humanity could speak in one voice a great and terrible indictment would be made against Science The beneficence and few ...
... 'Tit very sweet to look into the fair And open face of Ueavcn—to breathe a prayer ull in the smile of the blue firmament John Keats STILL HOPEUL Well Johnny I don't see how you will get off to see any football matches this season as your grandfather died ...
... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th. WAVES FARM, LINCOLN. Important Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock for the Trustees of the late Mr John Keat THURSDAY, MARCH 28th. HORNCASTLE SECOND MART Extensive Sale of Sheep and Cattle. THURSDAY, MARCH 28th. CROFT. Nr. Skegness ...
... be neld again to-day Among the still life? there are par- J Hay B Anderson S J Peploo vena O STUDY “lora at Evening are John Keating's its Irish types R Christ with the to mark Ewart David Cowan Howard Somel- cpens with a pin and it from to 9 the exhibition ...
... Greek civilisation wero the gorgeously decorated and delicately shaped Grecian Urns which inspired the beautiful poem of John Keats Because of a similarity in shape to some of the Greek burial urns the copper and silver vessel in ”11 THE USTONiMOUNT EVEREST ...
... spectacle than usual “ The horse in history and logend ” is the theme for tho mural decorations in tho Plaza Dublin and Mr John Keating of the Royal Hibernian Academy has painted panels depicting such famous cavaliers as Paul Revere Dick Turpin Don Quixote ...
... A'Ll TELL THEM A' WE KEN H'LL NO MUCH ART Neilson-Terry by rederic Whiting RSW and (on right) Mariage de Convenanpe by John Keating RHA at the Royal Glasgow Institute of ine Arts Exhibition -which opens in the M’Lennan Galleries Glasgow to-morrow (“ Daily ...
... is richly evocative of memories of the distressful country’s romance and tragic history and Mariage de Convenance” by John Keating with its Sphinx-like Irish peasant girl its sinisterly-dark bridegroom and its mother with the baleful and foreboding eye' ...
... front the recent season at The Savoy Theatre BBC Orchestra (Section C) conducted by Constant Lambert 1055— To Skep” by John Keats read by abia Drake 110-120— Roy ox and his Band relayed front The Kit-Cat Restaurant Shipping orecast at 110 Time Signal ...
... Bulletin: Time Signal at 100 100— Talk: ‘Query Marks in the Near and Middle East’ by Mr A S Merton 1020-)de on a Grecian by John Keats read by abia Drake 1025 ra inophone Records 1030- 120— Harry Roy and his Band relayed front The May air Hotel Shipping oreca-t ...
... Bulletin 935— Symphony Concert— Part IT 1020 Vanishing England’’— III by Mr Howard Marshall 1035— What the Thrush Said” by John Keats read by Nesta Sawyer 1040 Roy ox and his Band relayed from the Kit-Cat Restaurant Shipping orecast at 1130 1115— Municipal ...