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... Law would be found satisfactory, the House adjourned. CHARLES DICKENS,THE HUMOURIST AND PHILANTHROPIST. We ventured to predict, when the almost incredulous announcement of the death of Charles Dickens reached ns, that it would penetrate and cause a pang ...
... Eleven a m.—Hartley John, Lee Job, Sims Ephraim, Clark Sarah Aon. Kendall Charles, burglary . McGowan John, Conway Michael, Moran John, chapel breaking; Dickinson John, robbery ; Notherg Thomas. Thompson William, ditto; Stones William, wounding; Elwess ...
... Bench said they could not under the circumstances inflict a less penalty than 40a and coit*. Impudent Robbery fbomaDwellino House. —A most impudent robbery was committed on Sunday evening at the residence ofMrC. H. Taylor, surgeon, Manor Bow, Bradford. Mr ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... in the Hour, it will be seen that Chambers's Journal as well as the Daily Telegraph has been smelly imposed upon. Mr. Charles Dickens writes :— The article, ' Sebas- topol to Balaklava,' was written by aa old contributor to tbe columns of All the Tear ...
... connect the island of Saint Louis with the Saint Bernard, has just fallen into the Seine. The aecond volume of the Life of Charles Dickens,” by Mr. John Forster, will appear early in November. This will include the particulars of the novelist's life from 1842 ...
... under the direction of Mr. Alfred Young commenced a brief engagament at the Theatre Royal, performing a dramatic version of Dickens's Dombey k Son under the title of ffearft Delight. Mr. Andrew Halliday, who now seems fairly to have made the adaptation ...
... »lfo Usiwitness, boy Is it meorsebsom pips her boose, ssjiny it ' wasfrrto Dickens. In tbe sfUiwcoo drfrndaot called sod ssked if soytLiog bad been left for bint from him (Dickens), fcb* said Yes, sad cars him tbs paper. Os left ktter foe Diekens, saying ...
... a lodger in the same house. Some time ago the prisoner absconded, and the wearing apparel was immediately missed, but the robbery of the watch was not found out for two or three days. The prisoner was suspected, and apprehended at Coventry at the beginning ...