... THE poet John Keats wrote of smile being as wan as primroses gathered at midnight by chilly-fingered Spring. While primrose yellow is a lovely colour in spring sunshine, it is indeed wan, pale and colourless when seen by moonlight on a nippy night. ...

... on circumstanstancial cvi.'encc, and that on the way to execution the convict saw in the crowd another F.nglishman named John Keats, who had been extremely active in collecting evidence against him. The convict expressed a desire die in peace with all ...

... the chopping block. 11.30 Omnibus Andrew Motion retraces the journey by fishing boat to Italy made by the 25-year-old poet John Keats shortly before he died there. 12.20 Film 95 with Barry Norman A look ahead to the 39th London Film Festival which opens ...

... that Nature's harvest of autumn fruits ripening in the watery sunshine brings to mind the immortal words penned by the poet John Keats to describe this pleasant time of year: season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun ...

... Thomas Pension, Mr Charles Waishe, Rev T J Kelly, Borris ; Rev P Coegrave, Rev F Parkinson, Rev M Norris, Rev S M'Wey, Mr John Keats', Mr John Carton, Mr H Cullen, Mr M J O'Connell. Carlow Post ; Rev James Bergin, Rev E Kennedy, Mr P Kinsella, Mr John Whelan ...

... You Need LOVE IS my religion, and I could die for that. I could die for you. So gushed the wonderfully romantic poet, John Keats. It's time for the true romantic to come out in all of us and embrace the love that's in the air over the next week or so ...

... Gianluca Vialli. 7.00 Channel 4 News 727410 7.55 The Poem That Saved My Life 932159 A vicar explains why 'Ode on Melancholy' by John Keats is more effective than Prozac. 8.00 Real Gardens 6517 Monty helps create a tapestry effect with heather in Liverpool. 8 ...

... comfort I have to offer. probably written by the notorious Fran- My own and my readers’ comfort lies cis Jeffreys—killed John Keats ome of '3 the knowledge that they are “men the greatest if mnot indeed the very of mark” as Alderman Typhe and sreatest ...

... the green flag floated the mast head, and assoredly the good ship would sail into the harboor of Repeal (load cheers). JOHN KEATS ON MATRIMONY, Notwithstanding your happiness and recommendations, hope I shall noser marry ; though the most beautiful ereatnro ...

... is not so poetical a writer. With the works of Shakespeare lam not so well acquainted ; but he was a fine poet. Keats— John Keats, sir—he was a very flue poet. With such refereuces, such trival criticism, such loving parade of his own knowledge, be ...

... to Teer,• is no doubt 'shoot the claim.. Their lerdships have seen it. 'I he clause was there mid was struck out. _ _ _ JOHN KEATS THE PORI'. Mr Richerds—lf it was in the orearnble of will p out it out Mr Granville Some. s t —You will find it in the first ...

... John Keating's country TALKING of John Keating's country, Forth and Bargy, brings us face to face with a piece printed a long time ago in the now defunct Irish Digest. It couldn't have luck. The following piece was published in our own People Newspapers ...