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... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS ; OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, BY CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement tcith Messrs. Chapman and HaU, owners of the Copyright.) Chapter LI. In which Mr. Pickwick Encounters an Old Ac- quaintance. To which Fortunate Circum- ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BY CHARLES DICKENS. {Published by special arrangement with Messrs, Chapman and Hall, owners of the Copyright. ) Chapter XXXHI. Mr. Weller the Eldes delivers some Criti- cal Sentiments respecting Literary Com- ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BT CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement with Messrs. Chapman and Hall, owners ofthe Copyright.) Chapter* VI. An Old-fashioned Card-party— The Clergy? man's Verses— -The Story of the Convict's Return ...
... B- CHARLES D ; IQJLJE N . S. The Conductors of the Independent have pleasure in announcing that they have made special arrange- ments with Messrs. Chaputftn and Hull f.r the publication, in the Weddy Independent, of the late Mr. Charles Dickens' famous ...
... and the district. Lecture on Charles Dickens — On Wednes- day evening, the Rev. J. Lettis Short delivered a leoture in the Vestry Hall, Cemetery road, under the auspices of the Ecoleeall Club, on the life of Charles Dickens. Mr. Councillor Elliott oooupied ...
... two hundred and fifty guineas each. Mr. J. Edgar Williams, of London, is the artist. Hol t se Robbery at Pcclesi-teld.—Yester- day morning, an impudent robbery was perpetrated at the house of Mr. Walter Cauwood, farmer, of Eccles- field. Shortly after four ...
... with certain workshops, producing au annual rental of about £125. It was purchased for .£1555. Dr. Lees and the Late Charles Dickens. — The following letter has been for- warded by Dr. Lees to the editor of the Leeds Evening Express : — The Halifax Courier ...
... attention to what Richard Walker had admitted— that he had tried to get the woman to confess to the robbery. The woman had refused to confess to the robbery, because she was innocent. Her husband was one of the proprie- tors of the Store, and she had credit ...
... John Andrew Charles, of Kelham Forge and Rolling Mill, and his partner in trade, trading nnder the firm of John Charles and Son, charged with a breach of agreement nnder the Masters and Servants' Act. Mr. Davis said in the case of Charles r. Wolstenholme ...
... competition on Saturday the modern pictures, ?? water-colour drawings, and objects of art be- longing to the late Charles Dickens. The event drew together probably one of the most fashionable gatherings which has ever assembled in the saleroom of the ...
... Blaekhhale, and will be easy of access. Medallion of the late Charles Dickens. â Mr. TheophiiuB Smith, of Cemetery road, has ju3t published a medallion portrait of the late Charles Dickens in alto-relievo. Unlike most medallions, the portrait is not ...
... love-making sketch, the scene of Wbich was laid in Switzerland, and Which he repre- sented to have been written for him by Charles Dickens. The children paid a penny each for admission to the school, and Peace realised ten or twelve shillings by the experiment ...