... Lh'iioiiuir sketc~es aI ecaOtain4 Iform of tugik rcsiswi's eeioniftiiily I rtredis iiltiirsiltor, cc tu speak., te'rritorial. Dickens eiles 13c ?? EnlgliSh ?? 1ctitlei11iiti III lne of hIS novels 55i bi~atin,, himuself i is greveashol ii I iitlpo~ii~j i ...

... evening, b .860 request. Mrs. F. J. Stonies read Dickens''* ChrstaCro, thet attlie Young Meii's Christian' Institute. Theraigde 1pest played an entire appreciation of the genia stiet cepourtrayed by Dickens in this favourite Crsmstm ?? work, hot the audience ...

... against Atitwerp in 1831. ted It is said that the secret treaty made with Russia, by di oetd Pulignac, in tine titnoe of Charles X., hase been renewed by !asthe present Government. ii( Iit 'i'he Prefect of tin Seine in going to give at grand ball on ...

... read with such L:dity in this country; Major Pamby, a laughable sketch. by Wilkie Collins; and Mr. Mantalina, by Charles Dickens. The applause was hearty, and was as frequent as non-interruption of the readings would permit, In the matter of Fawcett ...

... by Mr. Charles H. Du-Val, a young gentleman who art- deotly hails from Manchester. The entertainment does not want variety, nor is it altogether devoid of merit, Mr. Du-Val's recitations from Shakepore, Longfellow, Houd, Schiller, and Dickens, and his ...

... Hall, investigating a very seriott charge against Mr. Matthews, a respectable butcher, of St. Trull. Charles Lake, bailiff, alleged against him the robbery of a deed of assignment, value £110, the property of Mr. A. Reeves, sohlitor, accom- paered with violence ...

... , end see thst each Trade Mark-a double perambulatar, 1 eckhooye, Uppeiheed..row and all ChamoIs, EALA. 043680 -Chenles Dickens in Household ef the ?? of Gable College -She ne.. In Drodie?s H-al All,' and so did hhooe bore who ? iteeir elms or elbows ...

... rank of Captain. Oar Sunday morning, in the parish church of Lavington, in the county of Sussex, and diocese of Chiehester, Charles George, fifth son of Mr. Henry Williamson, of Burley, was ordained by the Lord Bishop of Oxford. Thereverendgentlemanis about ...

... Grange-road, Berniondsey, London. AG ENTLEIITAN calling on Grocers, on commission. North od Eug. qTlend. Secunity reqoired. Cha~rles Melvile and Company, Loads, T HE adoertisor, calling oad Woollen Drapere, Tailor3, &o.. ia t-he Midland Counties, os open ...

... runniug for about U hour. The EaladCountess Fitzwiflissm are enter- taining iifm Lypty at Wentwoeth, Yorkshire. The Hon. Henry Charles flunoombe is gazetted the eonsin end lieuteirant in the Coldstream Guards, vicei ?? . P. ]Jawnay. YORK CInAMBRsn OF AoRticuLTUR ...

... ceiving the Eroipercr. DYA9nn OF A So:w OP TME LATE CFHARLE3 ?? Sydn:ey Smrith Hldimuis Dtclrens, liush son of the late Charles Dickens, died on bo!ard thie Pcninsular and Oriental steamer Malta, on the 2nd inst., on his way horns from Bomjbay. Lie became ...

... of the Regiment. Portrait of II H. the Crown Princess of Prussia. The Diamond Fields at the Cope. Grip, the late Mr. Charles Dickens's P aven. A Fireweork Night at the Crystal Palace. Seven Portraits of Osford ?? Prie o d., or free by poet throughout ...