... themselves. Let us now turn a glance from celestial to terrestrial matters—from grave to gay, and from severe to lively. Mr. CHARLES DICKENS, more generally known by his adopted title of Boz, has sent into circulation his American Notes, and they are considered ...

... Kiernan, Esq, Right lion. Lord Lovat. Charles Weld, Esq. The Right lion. Charles 'l'. Clifford. Diaurrons. William Ifutt, Esq., ALP., Chairman. • William flood, Esq. hi. E. Sharpe, Esq. James hying, Esq. Charles Weld, Esq. James Kiernan, Esq. Francis ...

... Well, said DUKEY, I'm glad to hear that the SULTAN is getting better, Uncle FRED.; when DICKENS dies, how useful he'll be to the English public. How the dickens' do you make that out ? said the Nunky of the Grand Falconer. How ! don't you sea he's ...

... vice-presidents, induct* of Mountnorris, Marquis of Northampton, were re-elected. xi includin g Sir R. Peel and the Mr. Charles Dickens (Bozl were elected r. Sergeant Talfourd and It was stated that the Earl of Ellenboro members of the committee. versary ...