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... Lord Saltoun, 5; Rt. Honourable G. Ponsouby, 5; Mr. W. HT. Whit- bread, 10; Sir William Curtis, 5; Thomas Hill, Esq., 5; Charles Dickens, Esq., 5; B. B. Cabbell, Esq., 10 guineas; and Mr. Bann, 10 guineas. A large party of professionals was present, including ...
... Wine of Cyprus, by Beranger. ThThaernd1a ibntaries, Conclufsi on of Ols-er Twist, by the Creqation of thecilen on the Charles Dickens, Esq., with an CoastyofTnscahy Illustration by George Cruik-Huas if, y Mrs. Terre shank. om. Legends of the L chs and ...
... support her famity.-A man named Harris, by his own admission having been coommitted to Newviate for burglary~ and for seversl robberies, swore 'to having hocusa witness of the alleged fact. Hle (Harris) would not swear that he did not say that aill he had now ...
... bard Brunei, Sir Howard Elphinstone, Bart., Sir H. De la Beck, Professor Bessels, Professor Jacobi, Sir Thomas Potter, Sir Charles Shaw, Mr. G. W. Wood, M .P., Mr. Mark Phillips, M.P., Henry Hallam, Esq., and many other distinguished in- dividuals. Grace ...
... ; Sir J. B. Johnston, M.P.; Sir Charles Burrell, M.P.; Colonel Wood, M.P.; Mr. Pusey, M.P.; Mr. Childers, M.P.; Mr. Barnett, M.P.; Mr. Wilbraham, ?? Mr. Lawson, M.P.; Mr. Pendarves, M.P.; Sir John Guise, Sir Charles Price, the Hon. Captain Spencer, Colonel ...
... family for present necessities. Fanny Elssler has, we undersand,' most liberally'offered heres'vices gratuitously. Mr. Charles Dickens hbesuniertaken' to receive subscriptions, and we earnestly commend this afflicting case to the care of the humane-andd ...
... was brought up in custody and placed at the bar before Mr. Rawlinson, charged with havingattempted to obtain money from Charles Dickens (Boz), No. 1, Devon- shire-terrace, New-road, by means of false and fraudulent re. presentations. The prisoner seemed ...
... East, Portman-square. TRUSTEES. Banfiold, Mr. Charles, 1, Maddox-street, Hanover-square; Wallis, Mr. William, Haggerstone-bridge, Haggerstone; Long, Mr. Samuel, 93, High-street, Marylehone; Kemp, Mr. Charles, Asylum- road, Old Kent-road; Peirse, Mr. William ...
... sought for novelty, and found it -Martin Chuzzlewit-a work trom the pen of Bosz! dramatized by Mr. Charles Wehi,, a young and talented author, and the Dickens must be in it if that did not succeed. I sought the services of three popular favorites-not to ...
... Russell, Lord Maidstone, IPord twth, Lord W. Powlett, Lord C. Manners, Lord G. an rd George Bentinrck, Count Bathyany, Sir Charles id Lady do Vaux, Sir W. Codrington, Sir Watkin Williams Ca7tt' Sir J. Hawley, Ronorables Colonel and Mrs. Anson, ?? and Mrs ...
... the sport, and, with the excellent mill, afforded great pleasure to every one. Ball was seconded by Josh. Farrell and 'tonm Dickens, and Mills, by Tim George and Charley Byrne. The belligerents commenced hostilities at halt-past two, and fought for upwards ...
... of1 a ?? the 26th ult., the lady of Edward James Jackson, of a -On the 28th ult., at No. 1, Devonshire-terrace, Mrs. Charles Dickens, of a ?? the 27th Uit., at No. 68 Torrington-square, the lady of R. B. Grantbam, Esq., of ?? the 30th ult., at No. 9, ...