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... Conference, Daring Burglary and Capture of the Barglara. Collision Loss of Four Lives at sn. Extraordinary Robbery of Diamonds, Charles Dickens on Newsy errs and Nene! The Week's Parliament and Fumign liitellegence, Brilliant Federal Sewers and Immense ...
... exerting tboniselves to trace the ptooerty \ r ,. Wdrl of is offered for the discovery of the tors of the robbery. Daily A'tttf. Charles Dickens* story of * Great appeared In New York week before it came Wl> . here, in oon» ...
... CHIAR{LES DICKENS ON TIIACKERA. I Mr. Dickens, writing about Mer. Thackeray in th February number of the Cornshill Alagaiqc, Bays:- (In the table before me there liea all that he hal1 written of his latest and last story. That it would bs very sad to ...
... happened that Hampshire is to be credited with the birth of Charles Dickens. When the war ceased, there being—fortunately for England and the world far less occasion for navy pay clerks, Mr. John Dickens retired upon a pension, and, going to London, he being ...
... MR CHARLES DICKENS IN CARLISLE Mr. Charles Dickens, whose name and literary works are as familiar a3 words,” and delight everybody year round,” pave two of his justly celebrated Readings on Monday and Tuesday evenings, in the Athenwum Lecture to audiences ...
... Mz, Dickens’ AMERICAN Charles Dickens’ in America have been well re- ceived, and are most heartily Dickens’ visit is a great success been a warm one, and from the series of 80 read- ings he giving he will probably reap a profit declined an offer of 1 ...
... was remanded to Thursday next for further evidence. THE FAREWELL BANQUET TO MR. CHARLES DICKENS. A complimentary dinner was given on Saturday night to Mr. Charles Dickens, previous to his departure for the United State*. The chair was taken Lord Lytton ...
... u ‘‘4 ’ - l THE :E CHARLES DICKENS'S POLITICAL Mr Charles Dickeni the inauguration ST00I EXCHANGE 1T-ONE O’CLOCK THE LOSS OF THE CARNATIC detailed report received from the commander the Peninsular and Oriental circumstances under she wrecked reef 1 am ...
... because John Dickens wife was found wearing a pair of boots that John Dicken must of necessity bo the burglar. contended that from the fact that the most valuable articles (the hams) were found planted near the prosecutor’s house the robbery must have been ...
... MR. DICKENS & AMERICA. The New York Tribune of the 29th ult. says : Charles Dickens is coming to the United States, to give a series of readings in the principal cities of the republic. The announcement will be received with pleasure throughout the ...
... LEICESTER. MESSRS. CHAPPELL & Co. beg to announce that they have made au arrangement with MR. CHARLES DICKENS FOR ONE FAREWELL READING, (The Last Mr. Dickens will ever give in Leicester), FRIDAY' EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, When he will read his BOOTS AT THE ...
... THE CORK DAILY REPORTER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, IWT. DINNER TO MR. CHARLES DICKENS. SCENES IN ROME. (From the Special Corrnpondent of the Daily Telegraphy) ' Kom*, Oct. 2S. I h»T6 just Been im awful sight. The caserne, barracks lately occupied the Zouares ...