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... and fo nd of snuff. (jhaeles Dickens and a Leeds Hotel. — At the annual dinner in aid of tbe funds of tbe Commercial Travellers' School, which took place at tbe Londoa Tavern, London, on Thursday evening, Charles Dickens, Esq., who occupied tbe chair ...
... number of rabbits have been sent as food for the eagle during its journey.— lnverness Courier. Charles Dickens, Esq.—We are much gratified to learn that Mr. Dickens, order to express his sense of the very handsome tribute presented to him at the Society of ...
... good novel, proceeded to consider the leading characteristics of works of Charles Dickens, and what be conceived to be tbeir merits and demerits, justifying his selection of Dickens instead any other novelist, becausemore than half amillion copiesof bis ...
... 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 ...
... county palatine of Lancaster, tbe Preston Intermediate Sessions, on Friday the instant. * Mr. Charles Dickens Leeds. We are glad to learn tbat Mr. Charles Dickens proposes to visit Leeds on Wednesdey the 15th September, to read his Christmas Carol tbe Musio ...
... lectures On the Writings of Dickens to the members snd friends of the Bradford Mechanics' Institution. lectures consisted for the most part of reading, with few comments, of passages from the chief works of Mr. Dickens. The beauty and humour of the ...
... Conyers, Leeds (golden.) Bantams.—White first prize £2, Mr. Thomas Barker, Leeds, BRADFORD. —(Continued from Page 6.) Mr. Charles Dickens is advertised to read his Christmas Carol, in St. George's Hall, on Thursday the 28th inst. understand that the tickets ...
... off with the £50, .. a London together was consistent with the i previously existing in Leeds, and -consistent ice of the robbery on the part of Mann. : ?? order pointed out the legal peculiarities of .-■»r bar cases, and dismissed the jury to the maeoe ...
... at tbe time of tbe robbery, was employed servant in the house, betas soon sbe got the money she decamped. Alleged Highway Robbbby.—A paragraph under this head sppears onr seventh page, giving account of an alleged serious robbery committed on the highway ...
... Lioutenant Perry's Defence and Testimonial Fund - among some the most recen; date are Mr. W. Digby •seymour enclosing Mr. Charles Dickens, £o; Earl For- tescue £10 ; Mr. G. O. Higgins (County Mayo), ; Mr. Brinckman St. Leonard's, Windsor, £5, 6iC. The subscription ...
... for tbe present session of the York Insti- tute, _ork, on Tuesdaj last. The subject of the lecture was the writings of Charles Dickens. The lecture, a very excellent one, was well received. Leeds Ibfihmai-X. — On Friday were admit. cd.at the General Infirmary ...
... three men. The sum of £134, clear of all expenses, has been realised at Sunderland by the dramatic performances of Mr. C. Dickens and his confreres, for the Guild of Literature. A French journal states that an application has been made by the French government ...