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... tilled house. The plot primroses the merit of originality and create! immense laughter. At its conclusion, the author, Mr Charles Buralem, • member of the Dewsbury press, wu called before the curtain and loudly cheered. No clue has yet been tigained es ...
... 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 ...
... rescue at hand. MR. Die KINS.—Mr. Charles Kent has kindly consented to our printing what is in all probability the last letter that Mr. Dickens wrote. On Thursday, when Mr. Kent went to keep the appointment, Mr. Dickens was lying unconscious, and was within ...
... works—histories, biographies, scientific, and other instructive books ; also a large collection of Sir Walter Scott’s, Charles Dickens’, Wilkie Collins’, Thackeray’s, and Miss Braddon’s novels ; and other works of fiction by equally popular authors. We ...
... scampered night and day, that Charles Dickens went to tie up pots of blacking for what his father would call the • emolument of 6a. per week. There were other boys employed in the establishment, who at ant were kept apart from Dickens, but eventually one, ...
... 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 ...
... sir, vours oliediently, A RATEPAYER. Dewsbury, July I4tb, 1870. TUB LATE CHARLES DICKENS. the Editor of the R'porbr. Sir, —ln your there Appear? tho repott -.f sermon by the Charl-s .we, of Dewsbury, Unitarian tniaister, upon the late Cbaa. Dicket.s, which ...
... Hogarth, sister of Mrs Dickens, senior. The life of Charles Mathers will be the “young” Charles Dickens's first book. His father, you may remember, once wrote or edited “Memoirs of Crimaldi the Clown.” A life of the late Charles Mathews is a ...
... victimised a dodger who had escaped by the hack way of (he hotel. trace of swindler has been dLcoYercd. The sale of the Mr. Charles Dickens’ pictures and other works of art took place in London on Saturday, There were 118 lots, of which were pictures. Large ...
... 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 ...
... Institution was given Walter Dickens and his writings. The chair was occupied by Mr T. Dawson, the president, and there was large attendance. Rowton devoted the first part bis lecture a general estimate of the character Dickens as author and a mas defending ...