... Stepcote Hill, enclosing letter, of which the following is a copy : London, llth Angust, 1847. Sir,—l am directed by the Rev. John Keats, D.D.,'to inform you that, soon as convenient, you may repair to Eton, (your credentials having beeu examined and approved ...

... gentleman, suspecting the fraud, very properly detained the letter: London, 11th August, 1847. Sir,—l directed the Rev. John Keats, d.d., to inform you, that as soon convenient, you may repair to Eton, (your credentials having been received and approved ...

... 29, Fri.—Sir Walter Raleigh beheaded, 1618. —Edmund Calainy died, 1666.—Richard Brinsley Sheridan, statesman, born, 1751.—John Keats born, 1796.— George Morland, actor, died. 1804.—Storm London, 1838.—Allan Cunningham, poet, died, 1842. —W. Hi Williams ...

... Even were there from a distance Description “ Ciiarmian” The following is extract from Mr R M Milnes’s Life Letters of John Keats” being part of a letter the poet to brother George and his wife in America: “Tbe Mimes are very kind to me but have lately ...

... John Nokes, or I not John a ; if am John a Nokes, I have lost horse; if I am not John a Nokes, 1 have found a cart.’ Life John Keats -It is the old story ! We are again summoned to admire where once we despised. The citizens of Bristol erect monumeut to ...

... mightiest minds to the of the being whether it be in human knowledge or religion From the Letters and Literary Remains qf John Keats A fire New York of large works and plunged part of city in darkness Tbe subscriptions for sufferers on board Ocean Monarch” ...

... author, who, his life time, was the victim of the most bitter malignity. Posterity has, however, recognised the claim* of John Keats as a poet, nor is the least singular circumstance that his biographer is a tory. Verily the world is more liberal, md we ...

... —Before the Revs. R. Crawley, and T. Heatbcofe.—Robert Salter, summoned for an assault on Mr. Lemon, Keevil—Dismissed. John Keates, of North Bradley, for non-payment of wages,—Ordered to pay tbe amount with coals. Sam tel Hayward and John Deacon, for ...

... the smoke, while two ragged tattered girls carried her along. What a thing would be a history of her life and sensations —John Keats. THE EDITOH THE IiHISTOL TIMES. Sib, —Allow me to forward the reply to the Charade in the Bristol Timet of this day. Youra ...

... Queen 'a College Oxford. The Rev. John Charles Keate ha* been presented the Rectory of Hartley Wcspall, vacant the tion John Keate, d. 0., on the presentation of the Dean and Canons of St George's Chapel, Windsor. Birth.—]>«c. 81, at Winchester, th* wife ...

... exhibits in its present number the following sound and admirably-written artitfte*:— Life of Channim; —Life and Works of John Keats—YHfc- Distressed Needlewoman and Cheap Prison Labour — Ancient Egypt—The Irish Difficulty; how it must met - Great and Modern ...

... with an interesting article on the recently published 11 Life of Chaining, followed a review of the M Life and Works of John Keats. In a paper on the great sea serpent the views of those who believe the existence of that creature are supported. The other ...