... Academy for historical painting, devoted himself to toe labour of love involved in daily attendanos upon his dying friend. John Keats was gradually fading away when he was brought from England by slow stages to Rome, and rested at No. 24 in the Piazza di ...

... ter eieeing to the tane •• Eifiorydd, the hymn conimencieg Trorwydrioltlet.t mane yw &err, Ti mee't ddian yw fy lie the John Keats (Egleryettsch), of the Loodon Welch Wesleyan circuit, offered tip prayer its Welsh, and prorounced tie iteeedietisto. Two ...

... of the Emit by his polished description of both of there. In 1849 he edited The Life, Letters, and Literary Remains of John Keats, a critical and explanatory work which achieved a great success. He was also the author of Thoughts on Purity of Election ...

... at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult., writes a correspondent of the Ath,ntru in, Mrs. Ella Keats Peay, a niece of John Keats. She had just returned home from a public concert, when she was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It is ...

... states that the trustees of the British Museum have just received • gift of unusual value and interest. The letters which John Keats addressed to his only sister, from the time of his sojourn with his friend Bailey at Oxford, 1817, until his departure for ...