... 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 ...

... The Wine of Cyprus, by Beranger. The Tharces and its Tributaries, by Spring. Charles Mackay, Esq. Conclusion of OliverTwist,by Charles The Cremation of Shelley on the Dickens, Esq. With an Illustration Coast of Tuscany. by George Cruikshank, &c. Human ...

... EN., M.P. The book-case is valued at 500/. ; the books, of which Mr. Bright had the entire selection, at 1,2501. Mr. Charles Dickens and his distinguished colleagues performed a second time in the theatre at Birmingham on Tuesday night. The pieces selected ...

... ever. Madame Malibran Garcia is engaged for the music-meetings at Gloucester, Birmingham, and Chester. Report says that Mr. Charles Incledon, a son of the late celebrated vocalist, is about to appear at the Haymarket, as Macheuth. A spectacle of great splendour ...

... Waterford and Limerick Railway, also resigns, and is expected to be succeeded by Mr. Charles de Lacy Nash, known for his exertions in connexion with the late railway robberies. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CowrANy.—Ou Thursday week the halfyearly meeting of this ...

... gunpowder, as the former causes no smoke, which is so injurious to the actors, and disagreeable to the audience. Mr. Charles Dickens arrived in Paris, on Sunday, on his return from his tour in Switserland. The Paris papers announce the death of the celebrated ...

... Whitehaven to Maryport, was opened as far as Workington on Monday last. RAILWAY ROBBERIES. The following copy of a statement made by Daniel Garrett relative to the railway robberies, though hitherto withheld, may afford some service to the public : On board ...

... wit—imitated afar-off after the satirical novels of D'lsraeli. The Oath of Allegiance is a Spanish romance of the age of Charles V. and Philip IL, stuffed full of incidents and episodes. In point of literary merit this work is below the other—in point ...

... Thursday Mr. Serjeant Talfourd moved, on behalf of Mr. Charles Dickens, fur an injunction to restrain the publication of a work by the defendant, which was • piracy of one published by the plaintiff. Mr. Dickens had published a work shortly before Christmas, ...

... encouraged other writers to venture upon the same track of close sketching and humorous delineation; and instead of one Mr. DICKENS, we have Ogee or four dlr. DICRENSES, and all of them appear_ to be doing as well as can be expected. Thus where a new Vein ...

... hearing that her brother was drowned, ran to the husband of her eldest sister, Charles Weirrnan, a lighterman, who was sitting at tea with his wife, and exclaimed, Oh, Charles, John is drowned ! when the husband sprang over the table, and rushed out of ...

... handed over to Dickens or Theodore Hook, and, oh! where is the Rabelais to be the faithful historian of the last phase of the revolution —the last glorious nine years of which we are now commemorating the last glorious three days Well—let DICKENS or HOOK write ...