... AY’S 1Y £ s, novelist and y, 81; Eddie ooker LA STORY ot John Keats London. zh bodysnatch-1d Hare claimed ctim — a beggaried Docherty. ic bicycle tyres ed by famous entor John Boyd ...

... Rhyme time at shops FROM Seamus Heaney to Wilfred Owen, John Keats to Ted Hughes, poets and their work was the theme of celebrations at Scarborough bookshops. National Poetry Day is marked each year and Waterstone’s in Birthday Greetings To advertise ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BIRTHDAYS Dick Francis, novelist and former jockey, 81; Eddie Charlton, snooker player, 72. ON THIS DAY LRIO4 1795 Lyric poet John Keats was born in London. 1828 Edinburgh bodysnatchers Burke and Hare claimed their last victim — a beggarwoman named Docherty ...

... figure, Mr Des Charlton, a teacher, who retired after many years at Bridlington School, will talk about the life and works of John Keats. Others in the list of speakers — on Fridays at the library — include Trevor Charlton, warden of Hornsea Mere; Stephen Moate ...

... hamburgers, chips, hot dogs and milk shakes. Fast food, nicknamed ‘*‘Mangia E Scappa™ not far from the house where the poet John Keats died, a huge branch of the American Mc- Donald’s hamburger chain opened last month. Arnold’s and Benny Burger already operate ...

... Throush Midnight. in Venice. 10.30: Progress of a Poet|and his car struck it. No braking 1.0 am.: It's One OClock. 2.0: —(John Keats). 11.0: News. ILls:|lights came on the car in front. News: weather. 2.2: Close. Market Trends. 11.20: Close. Mr. Stead admitted ...

... Society next York University: pianist Sarah Sheffield Arena: Ronan Sinfonia at 7.30 pm. Wednesday. Beth Briggs tonight; tenor John Keating on Sat and Sun. ...

... in the district to preach from morning till midday on “the evils of alcohol ” and invite converts to promise abstinence, John Keats's observation: “And mid-May’s eldest child, the coming musk-rose full of dewy wine ” would probably not have found much ...

... 6.30: English Usage. 6.39: After-School English. 7.04: “Toutes Directions” (French), 7.30: Hyperion to . . . Hyperion? (John Keats's epic poem Hyperion). 8.30: La Vestale (opera). 9.25: News from Split (talk). 9.45: La Vestale (acts 2 and 3). 11.00: News ...