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... occasions but whenever I my old friend the bushel in and (as he always is observe) I give a subject lost— David Copperficld by Dickens THE CEYLON But return the Coffee mania the name of it for mania it truly was London-bred merchants sons in short of all sorts ...
... 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 ...
... the Earl of Lauderdale. At the recent dinner party given by Lord John Russell to Lord Clarendon, Mr. Macaulay and Mr. Charles Dickens were present. The Quern has been pleased to appoint George John Crawford, Esq , to be Second Judge of the Supreme Court ...
... known upon application is in for short time The testimonials can afforded and may be the Rev Charles Clcrke Ilanivell Middlesex Address post-paid A B Dickens Stephens Hanover-house Regent-street TO MASONS AND OTHERS MOW on Sale Quay quantity nf well-burnt ...
... suitable reprimand, 011 paying 4s. fees. John Y\ atkins was remanded on a charge of stealing a mack- intosh, the property of Charles Bond. Klizabc-th Raker was charged with assaulting Ann Williams. After a patient investigation of these women s quarrels, ...
... faithful inamorata now promptly her and scarcely at accepted marital rites in two short were celebrated GLAMORGANSHIRE TlieRev Charles Prytherch Middleton Williams BA late of College Oxford curate of Cherilon has been this collnted by Lord Bishop of St David's ...
... keepers, and has produced the drama of The Cricket on the Hearth,” from the celebrated Christmas tale of that name, by Mr Charles Dickens; which was performed with great spirit and success Thursday evening; followed by a very pretty Ballet Pantomime, put on ...
... Dr. T. M. Fislibutinte, Montego Bay ; Dr. Jahn Ewart, Clarendon ; Dr. John Chambers, St. James. OF ROBBERY.—The character of 0 Fagin, as dvawn by Dickens, has been reabsed in two cases brought before the London magi, lades within the last few days. In ...
... respected and regretted. Herefordshire, in the 86th year of his Mr. James Lawrence. M» y suddenly, Dora, the infant daughter of Dickens. p Edgcware-road, Miss John » ot^eroe ’ tbo * * * daughter of the late • •, ?q roe » late of Clifton, Gloucestershire. Tunbridge ...
... project of a Guild of Literature and Art, some time ago suggested and resolved upon by Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Mr. Charles Dickens, and other first rate liteeary men, is now in due coons of complete organize tion. Bulwer has kindly given site for a ...
... by Mr. Chas. Dickens, who represented Lord Wilmot. lit the final scene, Mr. Forster's dramatic talents were very strikingly dispi eyed. The oilier principal actors were Messrs. Douglas Jerrold, Mark Lemon, Topliam, Flank Stone, and Charles Knight, who ...
... arby the lieittas Catholics from the Rev. Mr Blew. Bradbuey and Evans are preparing for publication A New Stury,' by Charles Dickens, wills illustrations b! 11. K. B emir, to be co:npleted m :weuty mouldy ',umbels On Friday alternoon a part of the workings ...