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... SALE OF CHARLES DICKENS' PICTURES, &c. On Saturday afternoon the collection of modern pictures, water-colour drawings, aud objects of art, belonging the late Mr. Chas. Dickens, was brought to the hammer by Messrs. Christie, Mauson, and Wood (the last ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS ; OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, BY CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement tcith Messrs. Chapman and HaU, owners of the Copyright.) Chapter LI. In which Mr. Pickwick Encounters an Old Ac- quaintance. To which Fortunate Circum- ...
... THE QUEEN AND CHAS. DICKENS. The Daily News states that when the Queen visited Chas. Dickens some months since, she was ready to confer any distinction upon him which his known views and tastes would permit him to accept; and that after more than one ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BY CHARLES DICKENS. {Published by special arrangement with Messrs, Chapman and Hall, owners of the Copyright. ) Chapter XXXHI. Mr. Weller the Eldes delivers some Criti- cal Sentiments respecting Literary Com- ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BT CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement with Messrs. Chapman and Hall, owners ofthe Copyright.) Chapter* VI. An Old-fashioned Card-party— The Clergy? man's Verses— -The Story of the Convict's Return ...
... THE LATE CUABLES DICKENS. ‘lt is ouly now that Charles Dickens has been consigned to the grave that the nation thoroughly appreciates the real greatness of his character. He was pre-eminently great author, and chiefly that character lie will be estimated ...
... EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES. At the London Sessions on Tuesday Henry, King, 30, William Burbidge, 25, Charles Kent, 24, William Charles Parrott, 21, Charles Dickens, 19, and George Henry Baker, 22, were indicted for stealing and receiving a ...
... Mr Charles Dickens, it is said, wu offered £2,000 1 by an American publisher for the right of publication of Edwin Drood. file Earl of Eglinton has purchased the Irish steeplechaser, Scalthene, for the sum of £9OO. This horse was second in the great ...
... FCNERAL OF MR. CHAS. DICKENS. The wish of the people of England has prevaUed, and Charles Dickens rests in the Abbey Church of St. Peter at Westminster. Our readers will learn with surprise and satisfaction that the funeral of the great novelist was ...
... the year's work was given. The Home Instructor Library.—When one can get the works of standard authors like Charles Dickens, Thackeray, Charles Kingsley, the Brontes, &c., for one shilling volume, handsomely bound in dark-red cloth, one is compelled to ...
... LETTERS OF CHAS. DICKENS.: i. I An important contribution to our knowledge of one of I the greatest writers of this century will lio issued this I week front the publishing house of Chaprman and Hall. Mr. Forster's Life of Charles Dickens contains a very ...
... building by Dickens, and owing to it leaking it was traced to some gardens at Hexthorpe. In a shed there occupied by Dickens, both the cask and tho can were fonnd by Inspector Archer, an officer in the service of the railway company. Dickens was the lirst ...