... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. — SOIREE AT THE LIVERPOOL MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, CHARLES DICKENS, ESQ., IN THE CHAIR, The annual soiree of the members of this truly noble in. titution, towk place last night, and with the immortal Boz \cting as chairman, was as ...

... The Cathedral Chimes.;??Dickens's last work?? the Chimes, Goblin Story??a very charming work, every one who has read it must own??has revived the taste tor chimes. Powerful indeed must it be when it has had the effect of stirring into action our Dean ...

... the court was crowded to excess. Mr. had been made a bankrupt, and the robbery was committed at tbe time the assignees were in possession of the property.—Mr. Saunders said the robbery was committed on the 22nd of August. The Asignees under a fiat were chosen ...

... taking an unwarrantable liberty with the name ofthe people of Bhmingham. Ma. Charles Dickens (Boz.) —Every man will be anxious to see the autograph of Mr. Charles Dickens. It is a very peculiar one. He must be a clever fellow who could forge it. It ...

... unnatural and diabolical treatment, received at the hands of tier husband, Charles Langley, and of which she died si Nenagh, the Ist day of May last; we then fore find the said Charles Langley guilty of manslaughter. When the remains of Mrs. Langley were ...

... every where the most correct taste like all the rest of the erit sustained by deep and various knowledge. We may add that, Dicken’s Nutes on America. old Ebony finds faule with Frasen’s Macazine. December. Nicx'ssonx, London, This is a pleasant and interesting ...

... Mr. Lover, &c. ladies. About one-half of the occupants of the platform were Mr. Charles Dickens was to have come, but was prevented by the delicate state of Mrs. Dickens’s heafth. M. Thiers was also invited, but was unable, on account of engagements in ...

... Their names were— Mr. Charles Cochrane, the Rev. Mr. Stoddart, Dr. Bird, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Savage, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Buchannan, Mr. Lee Stevens, Mr. Knighton, and Mr. Low. Lord John, with whom was Mr. Charles Wood, the chancellor ...

... Russell family arc not, like the Elliotts and Ponsonbys, the everlasting claimants of place and patronage. Spectator. Mr. Charles Dickens, better known by the cognomen of “Box,” under which appellation lie introduced himself to the reading public, has been ...

... and to be bound over, himself in ■£20, and two sureties of £10 each, to keep the peace for six months. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickens are at present visit at Seaforth-hall, Liverpool, the hospitable mansion James Muspratt, Esq. 1 1 2 3 dr. 4 dr. Aspatria ...

... careless manner which the prisoners behaved throughout, lhey were both acquitted. Alleged Diamond Robbery —An account aj . peared the papers, some weeks ago, of robbery, said to have been committed at Covent Garden Theatre, of a box diamonds of the value of £9 ...

... has been committed, under tbe coroner's warrant, for manslaughter. Robbery of £4.000, in Bank of England Notes, &c.—Early on Friday morning information of the following extensive robbery was received by the police—Stolen, between the hours often and ...