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... furniture; like hr the f lodging Hero s o . f :b . : of 80/. in her house a few nights before; and it that she committed the robbery, but the evidence_ officer, and she departed without taking leave a o ..,;filiv the essence of vice, and children soaking ...
... sold by all Book- sellers and Newsmen. NEW WORK~BY MB. CHARLES DICKKNS. On the 3ist will be published, price Is., Number X.,of DAVID COPPERFIELD the YOUNGER, of BLUNDERSTONE ROOKERY. By CHARLES DICKENS. With Illustrations by ll. blot K. Browne. To be completed ...
... of Her Majesty’s steam frigate Stromboli. CHATHAM, Feb. 1. Mr. Oliver Lang, master-shipwright of Woolwich dockard, and Mr. Charles Wilcox, master-shipwright of Deptford dockyard, have been expressly sent down by the Admiralty to this yard for the purpose ...
... t honestly believes that if all the Orchidaceous plants of South America are collected at Crow Nest, it is so much clear robbery of what ought to have been handed over to the agriculturist body ; and that if the hospitalities of your Mayor approximate ...
... honestly believes that if all the Orchidaceous plants of South A merica are collected at C row N es t, it is so much clear robbery of what ought to have been handed over to th e agriculturist body ; and that if the hospitalities of your Mayor approximate ...
... next will be published, price °d., the First Number of a NEW WEEKLY MISCELLANY of Geineral Literature, conducted by Mr. CHARLES DICKENS; designed fer the entertainment ani instruction of all classes of readers, antI to help its the discussiot -of the most ...
... the worthy Oliver Cromwell—be meant Charles IL, who, being a great lover of the fah sex, had, as a natural ermsequesse, a Urge family' and one of his favourites, the Duchess of Portsmouth, had a son called Charles Lennox, who was made Duke of Richmond ...
... 18S5O. CHARLES FREETH, Clerk to the Trustees. 50, Acacia-roadl, St. John's Wood. DISTRESSED NEEDLEWOMEN.-PRISO DLABOUR, SLOP SHOPS, &c.-A PUBLIC MEETING will be held TO-MORROW, Tuesday, at the Hanover-square1 IRooms. President in the Chair-CHARLES FAREBROTHIER ...
... popular its merits, leu ttmn the manner of their development deserve. The Persoxal History, &c., David Coppbrfield. By Charles Dickens, Esq. London: Bradbory and Evans. —This tala continoss to be one of the most popular which its author has ever written ...
... wIU be Published, price TWOPENCE, the iirst Number of ANEW WEEKLY MISCELLANY of General Literature, conducted by Mr. CHARLES DICKENS; designed for the Entertainment and Instruction of all classes of readers, and to help in the aelvancement of the most ...
... next ~vill be published, price °d., the First Number of a NEW WEEKLY MISCELLANY of General Literature, conducted by Mr. CHARLES DICKENS; designed for the entertainnent and instruction of all cilasscs of readers, aand to help in the advasncement of the most ...
... called LEAP r_^s ; 0R - THE LADIES' PRIVILEGE. Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN will perform together TO-NIGHT The ad- mired Comedy of NELL GWYNNE will be repeated at Second ice, with BOX and COX. Charles XII. on Tuesday and Thurs- day next. The Serious Family ...