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... Bradbury and Evans, 11. Uouverie-strcet. NEW TALE MU. CHARLES DICKEN& POa the 3iat May will be rul>liahed, Iti, ART of HOUSEHOLD WORDS, . Four Weekly Portone New Work of Fiction. 11 ABO Tlkits. By CHARLES DICKENS. The pul.licalion of story will continued ** Houaeho ...
... TREATISE on ASTHMA and DISEASES of the HEART. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. HOUSEHOLD WORDS, Conducted by CHARLES DICKENS, No. 343, for Oct 18, Contains:—Health and Education- -Salome and I; chapters 3 and 4—The Shingle Movement—A Journey due ...
... indicted, Martin for forging order or re quest for the delivery of seven pairs of bracelets, valued 81, with intent to defraud Charles Wild, and Graves with uttering the same order. Mr. Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. Rebton and Mr. Pullen were for the defence ...
... Pans. - was their and their own the working man's. Is Yon will perceive the following that tt will not jj. ma de Mr, Dickens, when he do play caprices upon Parisian trades people. The Drury-kim Or is' it that they find they mutable South American ...
... price 6s. each, of Mr. Thackeray's Miscellanies.'* Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverie-street. Household words, conducted Charles DICKENS.—No. 333, for August 9, contain*E*o et balbug—The Last days of a German ReTolution —Eutrlish Coast Polk—Wishes—American ...
... prilbSiilKO Books. Henry Baler, who wo. remimdod eoners climb out of the •“|™*:^J 0 ° chorge eteoling the work, of Mr. Charles Dicken. and into another yljiWl»” loot aight . “o- and Hoik the bookseller, mid open, ondT-’ p«lT“lar. have already been detailed ...
... on for felony was'proved apinst Swann, and was sentenced five years’ penal servitude. George Frame, 32. was indicted lor robbery, with violence, upon William Henry Hackwood. Mr. Sharp prosecuted. , The prosecutor stated that he was a ship-builder, and ...
... for threatening the acceptor. . . The Chief Commissioner pronounced a judgment ol six months from the vesting order. IN RE CHARLES HUNT. This insolvent, whose case was before the court on former occasion, was further heard. Mr. Buckland, creditor, opposed ...
... to the Attorney-General, to whom I have written, to give us his best assistance to have the cause of * the Stamp-office v. Dickens ’ decided j and further, to secure his co-operation and aid to remove the shackles on knowledge, which the stamps impose. ...
... missed from the stock, but it was found to suspect any one, until it was traced that fourteen volumes ofthe works of Mr. Charles Dickens,and thirteen volumes of Lever’s, had been purchased at a cheap rate Mr- Thorbarne. secondhand bookseller, who gave every ...
... next, was last evening rehearsed in the presence of his grace and select company, at the ducal mansion question. Mr. Charles Dickens and the whole the corps assembled. Marriage in High Life.—The marriage ot Alexander Stewart, Esq., of Ards, in the county ...
... when the amount of remuneration K- Sir Charles Barry should be settled.—(Hear.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he agreed with the noble lord that the time had already elapsed when the remuneration to Sir Charles Barry should be settled. He could assure ...