... to be quite equal to all that was anticipated of it. In this month's part, Robert Buchanan, Samuel Loser, Mrs Henry Wood, John Keats, James Russell Lowell, Walter Besant and James Rice, Thomas Noel, Charles Dickens, Dr Wolcnt, Edgar Allan Poe, and Washingt‘m ...

... interview with Dr. F. J. Campbell, the principal of the Royal Normal School for the - 8.1in,- To Londoners the article on John Keats an Hampstead will specially appeal; and the Rev. E. Griffiths-Jones's article on Historic English Revivals are timely ...

... yet phases of inspiration are more distinctively tne product of environment then those of which poetry is the exponent. John Keats is tiara:tined at, the home of Leigh Hunt-- :teething 111 a bed temporarily made in the little liorar)• -but the engravings ...

... the stones welt thrown by a lad named Roberts. The Magistrate found the charge proven. and fined each 15s. or ten days. John Keating. I,illuni nianager. Douglas Street, was charged with creating a breach of the peace aittli October. He pleaded mit guilty; ...

... year from 28th May were granted as follows. via.: -- Messrs Henry Nelmes l R•.. for premise* at 144 Main Street: and Mr John Keating for premises at 1i Main Street. The following broker's licences were also granted for the current year. -- A. N. Robb. ...

... have stowed on board the ship prior to her sailing from New York a week ago, were handed over to the police. They are John Keatings, Airdrie; John mins, a labourer, Stolwross Street, Coathridge; and Daniel 111*Auley, who emigrated from Paisley. It appears ...

... to be the treasure stones of the world; from the quest of the Golden Fleece to the rush to Klondike. One can imagine Mr John Keating. the eminent artist. revelling in the motorisation of such episode.. The delicate problem will be to decide what particular ...

... under criticism. Thus is not labels to be the cane on Sunday when Mr John Drinkwater reads the Ode to a Nightingale,' by John Keats. It has been a JOY to very many to hear Mr Drinkwater reading poetry of at., Poet* are not usually good readers. He but ...

... building programmes. It was agreed to grant permission on the usual conditions to (1) J. !Chico!, (2, P. D. Cameron, (3, John Keating, and (4, Michael Brady to erect sheds at 17 Lavelle [hive, Irvine Crescent, 15 East 'Stewart Street, and 11th Albion Street ...

... Street, lady's black dress; P.C. Campbell, Burgh Police Office, brown scarf; James Millar. 126 Black Street. drum of oil; John Keating,' 13 East Stewart Street, Coatbridge. woollen gloves; Marion Sneddon, 24 Faskine Crescent, lady's stockings; P.C. Russell ...

... of the Church at an ' At Home in c,,atdyke school. • 11,,1r, ill • , OP it: 117 4 it Bask Frees Prison Oaf—Pte. John Keatings, of 15 East Stewart St.. Coatbridge, being welcomed home by friends and neighbours on his repatriation alter 31 years' ...

... George Love lost on a split decision The club's other winners were: Martin Barr Kieron Dolan Eddie Kelly Peter Reilly and John Keatings lstNewMonldarid 14 15th Coatbridge 11 IstGartcosh 15 7 th Airdrie 15 6th Coatbridge 15 13th Airdrie 13 7th Coatbridge 13 ...