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... MR. CHARLES DICKENS We wlltinglj comply with the request of Mr, Charles Dickens to publish in our columns the follow, ing address, in anlicipatiou of the Household Words of Wednesday ; {From Household Words, June 9). '• Three and twenty years hate passed ...
... CHIAR{LES DICKENS ON TIIACKERA. I Mr. Dickens, writing about Mer. Thackeray in th February number of the Cornshill Alagaiqc, Bays:- (In the table before me there liea all that he hal1 written of his latest and last story. That it would bs very sad to ...
... DEATH OF CHARLE: DICKENS, Dickens is dead! The intelligence will cause a sensation of profound regret where- ever the English language is spoken, and far beyond those wide limits. Paralysis, which may be as ona of the penalties of our dreadfully active ...
... Mz, Dickens’ AMERICAN Charles Dickens’ in America have been well re- ceived, and are most heartily Dickens’ visit is a great success been a warm one, and from the series of 80 read- ings he giving he will probably reap a profit declined an offer of 1 ...
... audience surprise; Since Dickens and Thackeray arc often named together, though no two authors ever stood farther apart, we cannot resist the temptation to record our impression of some of the leading contrasts between them. , Mr. Dickens always keeps himself ...
... ROBBERY OF JEWELS. A robbery of jewels, the extent of five thousand pounds, was effected the mansion of Count Lainara. Staines, on Tuesday morning. The burglars have not been discovered. EXHUMATION OF A BODY, The of Waterford held inqafit this week upon ...
... THE CORK DAILY REPORTER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, IWT. DINNER TO MR. CHARLES DICKENS. SCENES IN ROME. (From the Special Corrnpondent of the Daily Telegraphy) ' Kom*, Oct. 2S. I h»T6 just Been im awful sight. The caserne, barracks lately occupied the Zouares ...
... drunken men or to minors under sixteen years of age. DARING ROBBERY.—A young moo named George Collins was charged at the Lambeth Police. court, London, with one of the most daring robberies reoorded for some time. Mr. James Benham, landlord of the Black ...
... ALLEGED ROBBERY AT ROSCREA• During the put week a man named Patrick Hearne complained of having lost El 188 in a lodging house iu Roserek lie suspects a fellow lodger named Kennedy, a ►ramp, of having stolen the :matey. Su far no arrest bar been made ...
... perversions of what in itself is harmless and pretty onstom. * To bare Mr Charles Dickens rsad his own works one thing, to hear Mr Robert Buchanan read hio another. Mr Buchanan is not Dickens; hi* writings are much inferior tor those of Mr Dickins, and his reading ...
... Nebraska, Missouri, and the rest nominated for the Presidency ? No. But I will make the British pay me. You know what Charles Dickens did to the Yanks in his ‘ American Notes’ and ‘ Martin Chuzzlewit’ when he came back from our country? And now when he ...
... Daring Garotte Robbery near Nottingham.—A daring highway robbery, accompanied with violence, has taken place at the village of Basford, three miles from Nottingham. Mr. Charles Brown, of Basford, left an Odd Fellows* lodge in the village, about half-past ...