... with the nameless inscription, ereoted in 1821, there will be a Greek altar bearing on its front a medallion portrait of John Keats, and the desponding sentence which last pronoanoed will be read with a oommentary of truth and kindness such his admirers ...

... was consecrated Bishop of Reading in 1889. Since 1880 be has been Archdeacon of Buckinghan. Yesterday was the centenary of John Keats the poet, who, according to family tradit on, was born on October 29, 1795. The date of his birth, following a note in the ...

... persons than himself complained of the republication of early and abandoned works. They strongly condemned The Letters of John Keats to Fanny Browne; but that referred to the publication of private love letters, not poems. Probably they condemned the ...

... her'ite husband, IProfessor Clifford ; Madame Fanny Keats de Llanos, 80., ineconsideration ot the eminence of ber-brother, John Keats, as a poet; Mary Lady Duffus Hardy, 5514, inadditaontothi ?? 1004 a year granted in 1872, in recognition of the historica ...

... eue heel, in referetics to other parsons than hlmea? complained ? th ?? of early 4Asti? abj?teeop w?rk5.' The letteceof John Keats Fanny .B*OWflO.ll. ?ha?r I strongly condemned that? Witness-But that referr?ed ?o the publication of privete love letters ...

... made to get tip a chaiitable fund 'it on behalf of Madlanc Fanny !Reals de Llanes, the only tesister of the lamented poet, John Keats, acid! the sole ti surviving membobr of his family. T'hoimgi a memorial asking for a Civil List pensicisoen behalf Of tlsis ...

... of Themas's' effects, under the direction of the insolvent Debtors' Court. The mode of arrest was certainly not common. John Keats stated, that Thomas had dealt with him in 18Z7-8, and became largely indebted to him; 'Thomas, in .1827, married the daughter ...

... Phillinore, Q.C., and M1r. Thring for the respondent ; and Mr. Murphy forthe co-respolident. The petition, presented by Mr. John Keats, was for a dissolution of marriage onl the ground of adultery. The respondents, Mrs. Esther Elizabeth Keats and Dan Pedro ...

... Johnson, Bsqrsd MisourLAsLouls.-Franols Carroll, Militia recruit, 'Was fined l5s. and oosts or seven days for drunkenness. -John Keats, a young man of Green-street, was sent to prison for fourteen days for sleeping in an outhouse. SEnrous CHA&oz AGAINST A ...

... of sixty-one, oysuch of Mr C. W. Goodwin, once the editor of the a thmn Parthenon. ,o the The Love Letters written by John Keats to o this Fanny Brawne during the years 1819-20, are to be inally printed from the original manuscripts. reason FaTAL SKATING ...

... Boo0rNrGn BY'MjlHmIY.-Application was made on Wednesday before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council by' Messrs. John Keats and William Stephens Clark, boot and shoe manufac-' turers, of Street, in Somersetshire, for a prolonga- tion of aplaxtent ...

... once before convicted summarily, to two years' ismpison- ment. EMissEZZLENaEST BY A Towse TRAVELLER.-An elderly man named John Keats, was indicted for fraudulently embezzling on the 20th inst., a sum of 1is. el., the money of his employer, Mr, Newman, boot ...