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... Sons of the Clerzy. 11. Meeting at the London Adelphi Theatre, for the purpose of establishing a Foundation School. Mr. Charles Dickens presided. 12. Police-constable Thorpe presented with a testi- monial for his gallantry in saving the Sharman family on ...
... to decide to what farther shall be t&krn. ROBBERY a PUBLIC-HOUSE Thursday, at ths ford Borough Polios Court, a young man, named Robert Haaly, was fcrookht, on remand, ch urged with being concerned the robbery of carhbox, containing £2OO, from the Duke ...
... removal is legal or not Robbery prom the Person Barnsley Man.â??Three men named John Charles Salt, and John Greaves, were char,. 1 the Sheffield Town Hall, on Saturdiv W. Smith, Esq , with stealing the sum of the person of Charles Mason, of Barnslev ti ...
... don't believe there never was no such law ! We are promised an edition de luxe of the works of Charles Dickens. I don't know what on earth any admirer of Dickens wants better than the library edition. It is beautifully printed, contains the original plates ...
... at York on Monday, and remanded until F'riday. Mb. Dickens’s Abbival Aukbica.— A telegram—“ Safe and well was received on Saturday morning in London, announcing the safe arrival of Mr. Charles Dickens at Boston on board the Cuba. Era. The Libebal —We hear ...
... Bench said they could not under the circumstances inflict a less penalty than 40a and coit*. Impudent Robbery fbomaDwellino House. —A most impudent robbery was committed on Sunday evening at the residence ofMrC. H. Taylor, surgeon, Manor Bow, Bradford. Mr ...
... 29th alt., Rose Ann, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Hague, Joiner-lane, aged 3 years and 11 months. On the 28th ult., Mrs. Fanny Dickens, widow, Shepherd-street, aged 64 years. On the 28th nit., Mr. Joseph Bownes, smith’s striker, Campo-lane, aged 31 years. the ...
... on Charles Dickens,' followed by an animated discussion, in which several lady students took part, the points of criticism being the style, the humour, the graphic delineation of human character, and the popularity achieved by the late Mr. Dickens as ...
... possession of Mr. Charles Braliam, that ml Dickens received for his share in the work was the sum he himself asked—£3o. Mr. Hullah's collaboration with Dickens seems after this first work to have come to an end. Soon afterwards Dickens was occupied with ...
... ; and the Visiting Committee was appointed to examine into aud report upon their merits. Charles Dickens, and his Christmas Carol.— On Thursday eveniug Mr. Dickens gratified a large assembly of the people of this town by a reading of his Christmas Carol ...
... by means ' of a dose of morphine, of Mrs. A. N. Dickens, widow of g the brother of Charles Dickens; ' and say that depression y of spirits, due to poverty, was the cause of the act. Dar- a 'ag Mr. Dickens's last visit to this country certain western vi ...
... written Charles Dickens to a solicitor and others. They refer to period of his life when bis family were suffering some* what from poverty, and tbe publication is regarded by his survivors and bis friends as gross breach of confidence. Although Charles Dickens ...