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... MR. CHARLES DICKENS. Wx regret that the comparative unpopularity of the novel which Mr. Charles Dickens (Boz) is at present engaged, should have induced him to endeavour to obtain for it the enviable notoriety of a work of fiction converted into a Party ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS AT THE EXECUTION Mr. Dickens has addressed the following letter to a contemporary : — I waa a witness of the execution at Horsemonger-lane this morning. I went there with the intention of observing ths crowd gathered to behold it ...
... CHARLES DlCKENS AND CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Mr. Dickens has addressed a second letter to the Times, more fully developing his opinions respeeting the punishment of death than his first one did. It will be read with considerable interest. TO THE EDITOR. ...
... TOUCHING UP OF CHARLES DICKENS. But you have said nothing about [Mons, the all popular Dillons Will he have an immortality but of twenty years? Is his indeed to be the fate which was prognosticated for him by a brother editor of your own—' that, having ...
... of the Tribune. Knickerbocker Sanctum, Nov. 17, 1849. Gentlemen, send you an extract from a letter received from Mr. Charles Dickens, the last English steamer. It strikes me as but just to Mr. Pickens, as well as to our community, that the facts which ...
... that 1 a oboe 1 blouse a vitae. aerates ea Tuesday lad. whisk soaking might to me, sod whisk weariness, I am air. year CHARLES DICKENS. Demaddre-Isevese, Saturday, Nev. 17. ...
... curiosity. THE TWO MEIiFORDS. In another part of our Paper will be found the trial and conviction of William and Charles Mellord, for an atrocious robbery the City-road. These desperadoes have another charge against them, jointly with Jeremiah Sullivan, for a ...
... country, and with a free press, always be band among an E iglish crowd some one tellow.eireature the kindly feelings of Mr. Charles Dickens, who, should he see sufficient matins for doing so, will not only cell upon the country most seriously to consids r whether ...
... E I CHA A ., . , 4 A. , . 4 • -V , -,/, PRICE 5d Byng's Dickens Lord Eglinton's Aristides Lord Chesterfield's c by Jereed, out of Progress, and c Parthian—Mr. Mostyn's c by Velocipede, out of Bird-lime, and c by Touchstone, out of Queen of Trumps—Mr. ...
... Literary World of Charles Dickens (Bo*), celebrated Author of Pickwick, Nlckelby, and Humphrey s Clock (and extracts from). Also Ten Thouaand a Year Adventure* of Tittlebat Titmouse, from Blackwood’s Magazine. Sold Ickers Berger, Ciarke, Clements, Hetheringloo ...
... Chambers White. Captains—Richard llarward, Right Hon. l ode, Earl of Egremont, Charles H. Paget, Edward 1315 ' Joseph Crew Tullidge, Johua Treacey. JO' Commanders—Joseph Hamilton, Charles Mort Bate, E. N. Greensword, John M‘Donald. l i ter Lieutenants—George ...
... SIR CHARLES WOLSELEY IN RE PLY To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN, SlR,—The Sun of the December has been this day sent to me. •It contains an article on a certain letter I addressed to the working classes in the manufacturing districts, through the Stockport Advertiser ...