The parents of John Keats were Thomas Keats, and Frances, daughter of Mr. Jennings, who kept a large livery-stable, the Swan and Hoop, in the Pavement, Moorfields, London.

These are some of those whom I remember, and, by the way, I ought to add the Duke of Westminster and Tom Jennings, names interesting and distinguished, and indicative of a phase of life ever full of enjoyment such as is not known out of the sporting world, where excitement lends to pleasure the effervescence and sparkle which make life something more than animal existence.

Sir John's and Mrs. Jennings' active zeal in the cause of society soon procured them some other new acquaintance to see and observe.

In a morning's excursion to Exeter Sir John and Mrs. Jennings had met with two young ladies whom Mrs. Jennings had the satisfaction of discovering to be her relations; and this was enough for Sir John to invite them directly to the Park as soon as their engagements at Exeter were over.

To his sisters his manners, though calm, were perfectly kind; to Mrs. Jennings most attentively civil; and on Colonel Brandon coming in soon after himself, he eyed him with a curiosity that seemed to say that he only wanted to know him to be rich to be equally civil to him.

Mrs. John Dashwood had so much confidence in her husband's judgment that she waited the very next day on both Mrs. Jennings and her daughter.

Elinor, on hearing this news from Mrs. Jennings, soon saw the necessity of preparing Marianne for its discussion.

Life: Jennings's Cardinal Newman; Button's Cardinal Newman; Early Life, by F. Newman; by Waller and Barrow, in Westminster Biographies.

At the first Birmingham show, in 1860, Lord Bagot brought out a team from a strain which had been in his lordship's family for two centuries, and at the same exhibition there was entered probably one of the best Bloodhounds ever seen, in Mr. T. A. Jenning's Druid.

They are Mr. Jenning's Old Druid, Colonel Cowen's Druid, Mr. Reynold Ray's Roswell, and Captain Clayton's Luath XI.; and the owner of a Bloodhound which can be traced back in direct line of descent to any one of these four patriarchs may pride himself upon possessing a dog of unimpeachable pedigree.

She told me that she had heard from Mr. Jenning's niece, Martha, in Shropshire.

R61767, 27Apr50, Frances Carpenter Huntington (C) CALAIS TO DOVER, a farce in one act, by Gertrude E. Jennings.

R56776, 5Jan50, Gertrude E. Jennings (A)

SEE A short history of English law ... R63395. JENNINGS, Gertrude E. SEE Calais to Dover.

ROSE, HERBERT JENNING.

Herbert Jenning Rose (A); 24Mar70; R481018.

By John Jennings.

John Jennings (A); 22Aug73; R557752.

PERRY, JENNINGS.

Jennings Perry (A); 9Apr54; R128866. PERRY, RALPH BARTON.

ROSE, HERBERT JENNING.

Herbert Jenning Rose (A); 24Mar70; R481018.

PERRY, JENNINGS.

Jennings Perry (A); 18Sep72; R536105.

Assistant Surgeon Jenning, U. S. V., removed the bullet and applied simple dressings.