... buildei.* T' ioS - af Chilfinch, ot High street, pawnbroker. Sam. Buther, Suffolk, builder. Wiinpey, Ha»- mersmiih, painter. John Keate, Westroiii-ier-bridgeroad, carpenter. John Johnson, Feuclmrch-street, druggist. Luke Bradley, Aimitage-told, \orksiiire ...

... all modern modestly affirmicg, that There is not one poet | present day that enjoys any popularity that will live. then, John Keats, you must not complain if even you and etherial dreams of that fame which dies not, sho blasted, since even your ingenious ...

... Sir Walter Scot I, Barry Cornwall, Miss Milford, Bernard Barton. Horace Smith, the author of •* May Yoo Like It. the late John Keats, with many others, including the Editor himself, to satisfy our readers, that in purchasing this elegant Aonnal, as a New ...

... 5 0 M. Jeffreys, Esq 1 1 R. S. Culverth I .Miss Jackson 2 0 C. Crewe, Esq 5 John Junes, Esq 1 Thomas Carter, Ksq. 2 0 John Keate, Esq. Eton 10 0 Mary Carter I 0 II. HartropKnapp, Ksq. 0 Elizabeth R. Carter .., 0 Rear Adm. Ed.M.Kerr 5 0 Emma Carter Lady ...

... Soojah; the odd dotard tuck it into his head to revive the ancient order o f the 'Dame, empire, and this he aid by seeking Sir John Keate preielent, and every Man Jock of the British officer knights comparo ion of that most honourable order! Consequently. ...

... calumniator.*'—Prefire ddenalc.'• Such were the exclamations of Percy Bysshe Shelley while his noble heart grieved for John Keats —that illustrious victim of a dastardly reviewer. Truly does he in this burns of indignation ejaculate th ree wretched ...

... from a Madan Gentleman Travelling in Eng. land, (No. 6) 3. The Dreams of Gertrude Lisle. 4. An Original Sonnet, by the late John Keats, (the last he wrote.) Through the Medium of the Angolan° Pro. ens a Fae-simile of this Sonnet in the Poet's Haad.wgiting ...

... about “Ceylon and the Cingalese while for admirers of talent there are copious biographical notices of Theodore Hook, and John Keats, the poet. Mr. James Fisher Murray contributes some fine stanzas entitled My Guests,” which arc worthily accompanied four ...

... York : value £32 : pat, the Archbishop of York : Ray. li. P. Marriott, deo. Windsor: pat, the Crown: value E 1,490: Rev John Keats, D.D., dee. LUo CANOSILY. Bristol Cathedral : pais, the D. sad C. of Bristol. BICTORI if. Aber, Carnarsonshim : dio, Bangor: ...

... witnesses to prove the affirmative._ Francis Toplis, the superintent of goods at the Bristol station of the Midland Railway, and John Keats, sergeant of police in the employ of the Great Western Company, were examined, and they both deposed that Hitchcock and ...

... scenes at the London polloe-courts. Itoocurred on Monday the Mansion House, and lair specimen of Irish life ia London:— John Keating, an Irish shoemaker, one half whose features was obscured by hair, and the other half by dirt, was charged with assaulting ...

... They had all been apprehended in the course of Saturday night and Sunday. The ;re Ado rtixer says In the hankruptcy of John Keates, furniture broker, of Willenhall while the liabilities were 1122 and the estate rsali se~ £ll3. the costs of the bankruptcy ...