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... INTELLIGENCE. I FUNERAL OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER. On Tuesday morning, at buff-poet nine, the re. On Weduesiley forenoon, John Johnson was logien Per Arum:sr.—On Friday morning a young mains of Mr. Charles Dickens were privatelyburied brought ...
... about the genius of Charles Dickens. Whether we knew the great painter of the life and peculiarities of the working world or not, we must all feel that we have lost a friend and companion. My own associations with Charles Dickens are connected with his ...
... deceased's residence at Doghouse to await an inquest. Db. Lees and Mr. Dickens.— Dr. Lees, of Leeds, has received a withdrawal of the charges recently made against him by Mr. Charles Dickens, junr., who says : I can only, of course, accept your disclaimer ...
... girl, and had obtained from Slack, who is a clerk in the station, the wages of labourer named Dicken. and she had represented that she had been sent by Mrs. Dicken. A second claim was made for the money and then the fraud was detected.—The jury retired but ...
... onThuraday evening in the Music Saloon, to hear a lecture by Charles Grosmith, of London, ou Charles Dickens. Mr Grosmith, who had the privilege of Mr Dickens' acquaintance,—having, like Dickens, commenced life as a reporter in London —is a ...
... hoped the magistrates would deal leniently with him because he was drunk, was sent gaol for three months with hard labour. Robbery by a Cutler —A dissipated looking man, named Joseph Pmcbottom, cutler, living in Rookinghamlane, was charged with stealing ...
... stipendiary magistrates on the superannuation list, with pensions ranging from to year. Juvenescence of Dickens.—There was that boyelement in Charles Dickens which has been so often remarked men genius, to appear as almost inseparable from the highest gifts ...
... 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 ...
... Bute to the English Church is accurate. Dean Stanley intends to preach a funeral sermon upon the career and character of Charles Dickens, at Westminster Abbey, next Sunday. Her Majesty has not been favoured with Queen’s weather since her sojourn in the Highlands ...
... ill Honse. near Rochester, the residence the late Charles Dicktns, and lately that of son, are being sold auction. Too sale yesterday, and will last three days. Several articles belonging Charles Dickens are fur sale. The Easier* Budget'* Constantino pie ...
... theatres. Of late years she was engaged with her daughters, the Misses Ternan, the private theatricals organised by Mr. Charles Dickens. Mrs. Ternan died at Oxford, aged 71. The Cholera Epidemic of 1873.—Iuthe kingdom of Poland, since the commencement of ...
... -street, was changed with stealing some sewing silk, the property of Mesrrs. Richards and Son, tailors, High-street.—Mr. Charles Richards said that the prisoner was apprenticed his (prisoner's) father, who was a journeyman in their employment. From time ...