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... 23d OAober. Major General Dickens found it much ttronger than it had been reprefented, and was therefore obliged to proceed regular approaches. A breach having been effeAed about the middle of November, Major- General Dickens attempted to take the place ...
... Lordship’s-wother-was Amelia, daughter of William, second Eiarl of Harrington, by Lady Caroline E'it/.roy, eldest daughter Charles, sicoad Duke of Grafton.—He had been the last five years very had state of health, bat had Imcn much better for\ome time previous ...
... laudable purpose, under the superintendence of Mr. of Coventry.—w Chmnirtf. Charles Dickens. —The Xationul Gazette (Philadelphia paper) gives the following sketch Mr. Dickens, the author «f the Pickwick Paper* :—“ In person he is a little above the standard ...
... Correspondent. M*. C. Dickens.— On Tuesday last this original end Popular writer unexpectedly paid a visit to the Wei'er family, and afterwards lunched with them at the residence of Mr. James C. Shaw, who married the eldest daughter. Mr. Dickens was astonished ...
... get rid of them.” We are curious to Icara bow this declaration will teccived Ireland. What will yutkm say to it ? Mr. Charles Dickens delivered eo excellent popular education Birmingham last week. The occasion' «as a conversss one or soiree of the Polytechnic ...
... (or five or vis weeks. Mr and Mrs. Long left Ibelr bouse Hill-street, for Rond Asbtoo. Wllta. Mr. C 8. sod Lady Elisabeth Dickens have arrived in town, from Cool burst. Susses. Thu Lays Mu. Joeapa Gooowia —Mr Goodwin was originally member of the medical ...
... E. The following gentlemen were elected sizars tha last examination in Trinity College (’lawics— Charles Campbell, Richard Downes, Joseph Watkin, Charles Hamilton, William Grav, William Dunbar, Michael Hanley, Alexander Wering, Thomas K, Abbott, Jeremiah ...
... learned judge having paid an eloquent tribute the works of Mr. Charles Dickens, concluded proposing Mr. Charles Dickens and the literature of the Anglo- Saxons” (hear, hear). Mr. Charles Dickens returned thanks ...
... shall seem fit.— And your petitioners will ever pray. (Signed) Henry Brett, John Hill, Horace U. Townsend, Charles Tarrant, Henry Stokes, Charles Lanyon, Alexander Tate. ThkNkw Nation at. Gai.lkhy. —During a recent visit the works at the new National Gallery ...
... twenty-five burglaries, attempted burglaries, and robberies of a vary serious character have besn committed in and near the High-street and the roadside in Whitechapel, not taking any account numerous minor robberies, Ac. So serious have mat tart now become that ...
... annual festival, in aid the above institution, is take place at the Freemssdtos’ Tavern, next Thursday evening, when Mr, Charles Dickens, president the iustitu- , ■tom, will take the chair. Brutin.r8 rutin.r Railways.—On Saturday, a incmorial hearing several ...
... popular novelist must unquestionably staiut/mri/e princep* in the ranks of the modern school of fiction. Thackeray’s Newcomes,” Dickens’ •* David Coppcrfield, and Sir E. Bulwcr Litton’s My Novel are each said to have produced for their several authors upwards ...