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... Gallery of Dlnatration. {Athenaeum) shall publish next week very Important letter concerning Unpublished Notes Milton, by John Keats.” W* shall also give tracing of an early version in the handwriting of the poet of on* of his sonnets. Nxxi week will be ...
... Mir A. Bobtom proposes establish aa Old Men’s Christian Association. . a r is to made penal offea 8 «>»• Seter al of tb« John Keats lirinp LonisviUe, Ky. YOUTH was marriol to a wotnan fi ty. BinUa, Kentuoky, rec»ntly. Tkb death Mr. Brocket, the oitsat ...
... East, Fsleon enttsfis, Battersea, no oeonpution; David Banis. Middfaner-etreet, Aid- gats, |mineral water manufacturer; John Keating, For lane, Hackney, carman; and Nathaniel Levy, seder street, Falham-road, fruiterer, were charged on warranto, before ...
... ood of Cape Colony every sections of the Church is represented. —lJeroes of Britain Brace and War. John Keats’ School Days.— The school life John Keats was remarkable for determination to excel in his studies, and for immense pugnacity. John would fight ...
... of which this walk is composed, and which are connected with the memories Dr. Johnson, Charles Lamb, S. T. Coleridge, and John Keats, will spared. The trustees of the Well’s Charity, who towards the close of hist year had passed sentence oi execution upon ...
... le, to find the widow and three daughters of Lord Stratford de Redcliffe pensioned with 2500 a year. The aged sister of John Keats, the poet, comes in for 280 a year—a tari'y recognition of a poet abused and neglected in his time, much talked of and little ...
... Roman Municipality, and a large number of English and Anteric is re-Wants and visitors. The grave is dug beside that of John Keats. the friend of Joseph Severn. in oomformlty with Use wish exptes,e I by the letter during life. The energetic action of ...
... in bronze. Twine died at Louisville, Kentucky, on the 12th ult, writes a correspondent, Mrs. Ella Keats Nay, a niece of John Keats. She had last returned home from a public concert when she was struck down with paralysis and immediately expired. It is ...
... London in refusing a public free library. When Mr. Pasemore Edwards offered to erect a library in memory of Charles Lamb and John Keats the people of Edmonton rejoiced and were exceedingly glad, and they crowded to witness Mrs. Humphrey Ward lay the they and ...
... is the evening poet-cards which 'mites too late which es•ee most trouble. The Edmonton Public Library is Miraled to he • John Keats and Charlie Lamb meenciehd. It has been opened by Mrs. HwnpbreyJ Ward. and the building bun been provided byMr.Paw a Edwards ...