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... first article having reference to a theme always full of attraction. Dickens ! That is the laconic title of the paper. The peg on which the reviewer’s argument is hung is the Charles Diems’ edition. The criticism is carefully subdividedeach subdivision ...
... carver. »ay, t»*« dealer*, of l.u«inow>. i George Allin, I'ttoxeter, Staffordshire, auctioneer. Charles Pardoe, Hanley, Staßordsbire, licensed victualler. Charles W. Loro.ls, Warwickshire, general factor. Joseph Davis, jun., Wolverhampton, Btaffordsbire, ...
... for New York, all well. The bold though unsuccessful attempted robbery of arms from a vessel lying Wheeler’s dockyard at Monkstown, Cork harbour, was nothing move than mi ordinary robbery. The depredators oast away the greater number of the weapons (he ...
... system of punishment that robbers become pampered and developed into murderersa system admirably exposed and ridiculed in Charles Dickens’s David Copperfwld, where he exhibits the infamous Mr. Littimer and Uriah Heap as the petted favourites of certain crazy ...
... and wounded. Gadshill-place, the residence of the late Charles 1 Dickens, was sold yesterday, at the Auction Mart, ' Loth bury, for 0,000/., it being understood to bought in b.r Mr. Charles Dickens, jnn. The I lirst offer was s,o'Ht/. The adjoining land ...
... being the magistrate there at the time. LAMBETH. Impudent Robbery.—JoAm White, a well-dressed' •ag fellow, who do-cribed himself as tailor, was before Mr. Elliott with the following impudent I robbery. Mrs. Haywood said she kept a stationer’s shop in the ...
... amused and instructed you ; and when you whose *' sjings” have obtained for him great favour ß°rd unabated amusement. Mr. Charles Dickens was expected to be present, but tu mind tho many happy hours you have passed the amongst the people in his locality. is ...
... PERIODICALS, SERIALS, &c. Bleak House.—By Charles Dickers. No. V.— The instalment system—however convenient to the jmrses of thousands of purchasers, and however profitable to publishers by reason of its monthly advertising sheet, the quick return ef ...
... Dickson to tltk ' Mockler appointed to Hie 2nd Dragoon Guards. i olonel Charles Trollope, from the r ?teb LieJS.ant-Coloael. vice Reed, who retires half-pay of Horatio George Dickens Bientenant, by to be Lieutenant, purchase, Weston, -Colonel George Ilntchison ...
... BorglMT - -’ 9 W Cattle stealing 1818 737 769 Coining 684 700 Forgery 734 146 Highway robbery 710 114 Horse stealing 1829 _3 Housebreakins; 1833 ••• ...
... 2015 18 Gritlin, Lepel Henry Private Tuition 2011 10 Dickens, Perceval New College, Oxford 1960 * iTidy, Wm. Meymott Merton Coll., Oxford 1960 21 Montagu, Ernest Magdal. Coll., Camb. 1956 23 Field, Charles 1) Trinity Coll., Dublin 1943 23 Allen, Thomas Taylor ...
... —(she is an Aunt Margaret, too—is this only coincidence, we wonder . ) ' Not only is the Herbert family hereditarily mad, but Charles Herbert’s wife, the mother of Constance, is also made insane at the very beginning of the story, and left invariably idiotic ...