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... MU. ‘CHARLES DICKENS/ WATERFORD. My dear Charles— lt is surprising (the people say) that your sweet tongue, and eloquent per, should be silenced the effusions of that gentleman calling himself the Councillor. We had be.ter hopes of you, Charles hut if ...
... Characters of Dickens.” After apologizing for little deviation from the syllabus in the illustrations he intended giving, the lecturer made few interesting remarks upon satirists and humourists in general, and upon the superiority of Mr. Charles Dickens as writer ...
... 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 ...
... transaction tho prisoner was liberated from Ilford Gaol, where he had been imprisoned for higiiway robbery.—The Judge: For what ? oliccman; Highway robbery, my Lord. The prisoner and three others stopped chaise on turnpike-road—and one of them, not the ...
... the last person in the house Before the commission of the robbery, the case was ad■pourned until Monday next. Theft behind the Counteb. —We have long been of opinion that there is species of robbery whioh ought to be more severely punished than that which ...
... at the above Institution, on Thursday, the 24th of Jan., by the Rev. W. J. Odgers, of Plymouth, on the Writings of Mr. Charles Dickens. extrart, a uthful and chaste style, gave several afforded .° rks ' which ' together with the lecture, discussion inwhVh ...
... us a secondary punishment for the graver class of crime', Mr. Williams alluded to the proposition lately made by Mr. Charles Dickens, tint the punishment of death. it eoutinued, should take place in the interior of gaols, and not in public. This proposal ...
... 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 ...
... interests:— Dungannon Joseph Clark, Wrexham W. W. Wynn John Staid' R. H. Cunliffe Charles Parsonage John Ileatoa John Mc Clymorit S. Yorke John James, Pickhill TllO6. Fitzhugh Charles Thomas J. LL Salisbury Samuel Newns, Gresford W. P. Yale Henry Turner 11. W ...