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... Monday 17 October PAUL WILCE In his one - man show JUNKETS: The Life Of John Keats rockets: E 4.00 Senior Colnens/Students 0.00 1.30 pm Strode Theatre is maintained by Somerset Cuunty Council and supported by South West Arts and Mendip District Council ...
... Seventeen Lines of Keats. Sotheby's, yesterday afternoon,. the manuscript of 17 lines of John Keat's poem, I stood tiptoe upon a*little hill, the first poem in the Poems 1317 was sold for £65, ...
... of Works illustrated by William Blake and Oeorge Cruikshauk. Also Poems and Antographio Letters of Percy Byshhe SheUhy, John Keats & Onarles Lamb (pnbliahea 1790 to 1830), to Ur. Lachlan, 14, York Street, Corent Garden. London. 16567 ...
... Librarian, and the Committee, I have been able to examine it. The book i green-grey, small and much worn; inside is written John Keats, ill the poet's handwriting. The notes repre sent the teaching of the day: those on anatomy are in large writing, so carefully ...
... Requested, offer@ of Work. illustrated by Williams Blake & George Crnikshank ; eleo any Paean by Percy Bysshe Shelley, John Keats, and Charles lamb (published 1790 to 1830), to Mr. lesehlse, 14, York-at., Caveat Gardsa, Leedom. 0220 ...
... whip flicks —it is, on the contrary: Poems of John Keats, with an Introduction by “The Muses’ Library. — ast of fat things, of marrow, and wine upon the le es. © unsaleable, well, what porridge had John Keats! © brutally butchered by purblind critics, well ...
... was baptised here; his namesake, Edward Allein, poete to Queen., was buried, and so was an infant eon of Ben Jenson; and John Keats christened. By way of contrast, the burial is recorded of Stephen Goeson, a former Rector, who wrote A Pleasant Invective ...
... BOOKS RECEIVED THE POEMS AND LIFE AND LETTERS Ol JOHN KEATS. (Dent. 55.) _ CRITICAL AND HISTORICAL ESSAYS. T. Babington Macaulay. (Dent. 55.) THE LONE SWALLOWS. Henry Williamson. (Putnam. 55.) _ DERBY* AND THE FORTY-FIVE. L. , Eardlev-Simpson. (Philip ...
... our hero bad his feet. Browning in one of his quaint 'queries, asked, What porridge had John Keats? not, What position in life did the father of John Keats hold? No more foolish thing has ever been said than that all men were born equal. They differ ...
... good water meadow, and a right of common on Standerwick common. For particulaVs enquire of Thomas Barter, at Thoulltone or John Keats, at Standei wick, either of whom will fhew th( premifes. ...
... Portrait, MEMOIRS and REMAINS of JOHN KEATS. Printed for Taylor and Hessey 93, Fleet-street, Of whom may be had, ENDYMION. a Poetic Romance. By JOHN KEATS. 9s. LAMIA, ISABELLA, the EVE of St. AGNES, and other POEMS. By JOHN KEATS. 7s. 6d. SUA Cri/stalline, ...
... Reading by Mr J. Drinkwater at Hampstead. JOHN DRINKWATER, the poet and dramatist, on the afternoon of Sunday next, will read John Keats' Ode to a Nightingale, in the house where it was written 116 years ago—Keats Grove, Hampstead. The reading of this and ...