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... prosperity of the institution is mainly to be attributed, applied to Mr. Charles Dickens to fill that office. A more appropriate selection could scarcely have been made. Mr. Dickens not only stood high in the literary world, but he was emphatically the ...
... Sheridan, Dr. Johnson, Goldsmith, Percy, Bosworth, Quin, Foot, Murphy, &0., Ac.: also where Jack Sheppard committed hi* first robbery, of two silter spoons ; and where, in 1765, was fooght the duel between Lord Byron and Mr. Chawortb, with swords, aorOM a ...
... SMITH'S CHINA.-..TO -NIGHT, ~LJ Jnuar 22. at8 o'cloek.uad THIS AFTERNOON at 3 o'cloick. i. Egyptiau-bliT Piccodwly. or ~jR. CHARLES DICKENS will READ, at St. M M~artin's Hall on FRIDAY EVENING. Jan.298, at S o'eook, THE~ POOR. TRAV9LLEt. Mdrs. GAMP, and THE ...
... sacred institution of trial by .-jury were thus open attack, and expressing his surprise at the application. Hocussing /and Robbery RailwayvCar age. A -days ago since Captain Kurze, the master of a foreign ship called the Susan, lying in the river, catered ...
... happy to learn that this valuable charity, which has been placed on its present satisfactory footing by the exertions ( f Charles Hickman, Esq., of Camberwell Grove, the representative of the original testator, is now finally out of debt, and that the ...
... had ascertained that the prisoner had tertamments the five Christmas stones by Mr. Charles J .■ .a .1 served four years penal servitude for a burglary in rruir- Dickens. torn of these outrages have-not discovered.-Ixfonmef Previously convicted in the name ...
... violence or otherwise. Lancaster Insolvent Court.— Discharged forthwith; William Gardner Palmer, shipping agent, Liverpool; Charles Green, tailor, Manchester; David Port ecus, box clip manufacturer, Manchester; William Crawshaw, manufacturer, Manchester; ...
... and a special jury. The matter excites much intest in literary and other circles, and various witnesses, including Mr. Charles Dickens, will be examined. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., will conduct the case for the plaintiff; the Attorney- General will represent ...
... Seemeno.-At the Linelade Police Station, on Wednesday, the 19th inst., before the Rev. P. T. Ouvry, Georee Sirratt and Thos. Dickens, labourers, both of Burnett, in the parish of Wing, were brought up in the custody Mr. Inspector Thomas, charged with having ...
... report,shewing the highly satisfactory state and position of Colchester branch. The officers ami committee being elected, Mr Charles Buries, jno.. secretary of the London Board, addressed tbe meeting at great length, illustrating in an interesting speech ...
... commandant the Colchester Camp, has, we hear, been appointed a more important military post at Guernsey. Readings from Charles Dickens's VVobks. —On Monday se'imight, The Internal Policy of Dotheboy's Hall, and Tho Boots nt the Holly Trees Inn, formed ...