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... DERBYSHIRE NEWS. Serious Charge against Clay Cross Miner.— At the Clay Cross Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Charles Bixins, Thomas Slater, Clay Cross, coalminer, was charged, custody of Inspector Handley, with an assault upon Hubert Collins, aged ...
... Yorkshire Dickens was in th« main rigfct, and * schools and Yorkshire schoolmaster, were, whole, such dasenbee them. That theee genry and their ‘ Cave* Despair ’ no longer of the many debts gratitude which l*i»w countrymen owe to Charles Dickens. Holloway’* ...
... House of Commons, in his sermon at the Savoy Chapel, on Sunday, spoke of the death of Mr. Charles Dickens, and said that, strange as it might sound, Mr. Dickens had by his writings done essential service to the Christian Church. There swas a punity and ...
... completed a new annual for Christmas next. The forthcoming work is built upon lines onoe made familiar by the late Mr. Charles Dickens. Its oublication will be undertaken by Messrs. John and Robert Maxwell. There will appear early in October, under the ...
... theatres. Of late years she was engaged with her daughters, the Misses Ternan, in the private theatricals organised by Mr. Charles Dickens. Mrs. Ternan died at Oxford, aged 71. The Cholera Epidemic of 1873. —In the kingdom of Poland, since the commencement ...
... Examiner and of the Daily News, died yesterday morning. Mr. Forster will probably be best remembered as the biographer of Charles Dickens and of Swift, although unfortunately his death haa prevented the completion of the latter work, only one volume having ...
... 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 ...
... the body of England's prince of novelists. Where Johnson, Garrick, Addison and Handel lie Dickens now rests. All acquainted in any degree with the writings of Dickens will know bow from his heart he abhorred those funeral manifestations which are yet too ...
... NIINE4.—An nuttiest was held last week by Mr Samuel Spry, deputy-coroner, at the house of Mr Charles Willful, Marske-by-the-Sea, upon the body a miner, named Charles Burdett, aged 47 years of age. On the 3rd inst. deceased was working in the Upleatharn Mines ...
... the United Kingdom. The comrnitte commenced its sittings on Monday morning last. The memorial window to the lamented Sir Charles S' by, Bart.. proposed to be erected in the Royal. Pump Room, Harrogate, has arrived at it. deetiontion; and will be erected ...
... were among his next were receirud with much favour by the public. The connection botween George Cruikshnnk and the late Charles Dickens was auspiciously begun when the two young wen produced Sketches by Roe.” The novels of Ainsworth and Sir Waller Scott ...
... from Pu ncA and Fun— Funeral of the Rev. Thomas Binney-- Dr. Lees Slandering the late Charles Dickens—Boiler Explosion at Rlackburn : Eleven Persons Killed— Greet Robbery of Jewelry at Manchester : Clever Capture of the Thieves. PAGE 3.--The Tichborne Case ...