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... carrying a salary of £7,500. Other headships run into thousands. Head masters to-day are far different from what thev were when John Keat ruled Eton, although beneath an outwardly rough manner he concealed a kindly heart. Two years before he left he publicly ...
... The Silence Of Autumn Always the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness—to use John Keats’s description of autumn marks a period in which Nature introduces the year’s most vivid changes. Not only are our woods and copses making their silent farewell ...
... singing the while a and thus ensure that her dreams would that night present the person In question. On this superstition. John Keats founded his beautiful poem, The Eve of St. Agnes.” To-night’s Smile these are •the seconds. Small daughter: But where are ...
... hospital, and when a post mortem examination was made it was found that a fractured rib had pierced his lung. He was Robert John Keating, aged 47, newsvendor, of Pickupstreet, Liverpool, and at the inquest today it was stated that his injury had probably been ...
... hospital, where b® A pjst-mortem examination, pja that a broken rib had pierced i r lung. ( ,{ The man was identified or John Keating, aged 47. newsv® Pickup Street. Liverpool. e ir]j jij inquest, to-day. was stated l fin 1 had probably been caused oV. ...
... passions; are they not hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same hurts, warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer? John Keats wrote in a letter how he had watched a sparrow pecking on the garden path and how he felt himself to be the tinv creature's ...
... them, thou hast thy music too, While barred clouds bloom the soft-dying day, And touch the stubble plains with rosy hue. —John Keats. * * * The Echo Said It A correspondent sends us a cutting from the Echo amusement column of 1923, which reads: ASK(EY)ING ...
... am getting now will stand me in good stead.” * * * To-Day’s Quotation Love The more I have known, the more have I loved. —John Keats. * * * ...
... KEATING—DENNARD. The marriage tock place at the Congregational Church, on Wednesday week, by the Rev. J. A. Sinclair, of Alfred John Keating. RA.. only son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Keating, of Stanford-le-Hope. Essex. and Miss Gwendolyn Dennard. youngest daughter of ...
... —To-night’s Talk. 9 35 8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 10 15 Service. 10 35 —Master Singers (records!. 50 —News in Gaelic. 11 —John Keats /Poems from the Letters). 11 15 Reginald Poort (organ). 1i 30 —J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12 —12 20—News 28, SWAN ST/ —”- ...
... Talk 9.35: BBC Scottish Orchestra. 10.15: Good Friday Evening Service 10.35: The Master Singers. 10.50: News in Gaelic 11: John Keats 11.15: Reginald Foort (organ) 11.30: J H Squires Celeste Octet 12: News. FORCES.—6.3O: Greetings Forces; records 7: Prayers ...
... To-night’s Talk. 9.35: 8.8. C. cottlsh Orchestra. 10.15: Good Friday Even-10.35: The Master Singers. i l *** ,l Gaelic. 11: John Keats, m ld « Fo °rt (organ). 11.30: J. H. i«»«P e este Octet. 12: News. P ,? C, ’T®: 30 = . reet ' n t 0 Forces; records. 7: ...