... Proctor. London, an improved construction of sew- lng machine table, Dated March 30, 18GD. Thomas Greenwood, Leeds, and John Keats, Leek, Stafford- shire, improvements In the manufacture of boots and shoes, and In machlnery to be used in such manufacture ...

... * John I. Johnson, London, improvements In naithaldng ,nwichines. Dated October 9. 1869. j Thonss -Greenwoo Leed,, and John Keats, Leak,. Stafford- Jsblre, Improvements in the manufacture of boots and shose, ano ?? be used therein. Dated October lt 1869 ...

... Prout's Inaugorative Ode, wet to inaugurate the Cornhill Zagazeie, the two verses being rewritten by Tbackeray 5U.-Webltet. John Keats' Original Love Letter to y anyBrae, 131. 139. Latter of P. B. Shelley to Miss Clairmot, 201.-Deprez. Another Letter to Jane ...

... that of the silk or cotton rwound round them. To remedy this defcet. and to relieve the manufactuier of this heavy tax MIr. John Keats, whose name is well known in connection with bootmaking machliner r, has invelnted a spool which, from its lightness, is ...

... water, and. its treating waterforboiluniz purposes, Joe lFrost, Huadders- ?? in. tile manufacture of boots and r sloes, John Keats, Wood Green, Middlesex, and Arthur Greenwood, Leeds. - Inmprovemlenits iu appartrttuis for .siaiullunl on railwavs, Alfred ...

... Gallowgate, yesterday. Lole He pleaded guilty, and was fined 10s, with the alter- I be native of five days' imprisonment. John Keats, tailor,!, mnd and Jane Archibald or Keats, both residing in Chapel ; Lane, Aberdeen, were charged with having assaulted ...

... Professor Clifford, £8D a-year; 2. To Mrs. Hawker, widow of the Rev. Mr. Hawker, £80 a-year; 3. To Madame Llanos, sister of John Keats, the poet, £80 a-year; 4. To Mrs. Armstrong, widow of Lieut.-General J. W. Armstrong, C.B., £80 a-year. AN EX-MAGISTEATE ...

... author and journalist, who died last year, and whose representatives are now selling them ; there are four letters in all by John Keats, 1 n ides other items, such as a copy of the sonnet, ' Blue Eyes !ersu is Black,' pro- bably in the handwriting of Thomas ...

... offerecl for public sub- scription. The comripany has been formed for the purpose of acquiring the patents aud inventions of John Keats and Arthur Kreats for discs, spools,. or, reels used. for cotton, silk, lineni, and woollen or other threads, knowvn as ...

... ? Thomas Yoadon John3sn, Stookton-on- Tees, Imaprovements isa rotary eagines and pumps.- 'honms Greenwood, Leeds, and John Keats, Leek, Im- harovcnaets in ?? William Grau~mls, aisd Bcnjamin Butterfield, Bradford, Im- provements in muzzles for dogs ...

... Cuesar, &c.-£8(Barker) ; letter of Archbishop Grindal (in Latin), when Bishop of Londond-£7 lOs. (Barker) toyve-letter of John Keats to Fanny Brav-ne, Like all i sinners I- philosophise, aye, ?? ot my atiachment to i everything, trees, ilowers, thrashes ...

... -George William Hawkaley and Mathew Wild, Brightaide Boiler Works, Sheffield, Steam boilers.- Thomas Greenwood, Leeds, and John Keats, Leek, Boots and ?? Raper, Dadley Hill, and Mason Pearson and Daniel Mills, Bradford, Looms for weaving. -Richard Longden ...