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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... tbe letterpress respecting tha Franco-Prussian war, portraits of Mr. W. E. Forster, Mr. Muudelia, Alexander Dumas, and Charles Dickens. The other issues are— British Battles by Land and Sea, part 17: -Escp's Fables, part 3; Christian Year, part 7 ...
... 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 ...
... circumstances. Having read letters by Sir Henry Sidney to his son Philip, Luther to his son Joao, and one by the late Charles Dickens to his youngest son in Australia, he then proceeded to speak of love letters. He had no untimely disclosures to make, ...
... 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 ...
... the erection of St. Mark's Church. The reader was Mr. Ernest Schntt who gave various selections from the works of Mr! Charles Dickens, E. A. Poe, Sheridan, and Shakspeare.' Dr. Wolff contributed a pianoforte selection from Mendelssohn, Chopin and Heller ...
... Heury Coe, George Token, Lewis Day, Stephen Limmer, Robert Starling, Edward Dickens, John Blackwell, George Cure, Wm. CoviU, John For- man, Henry Pleagel, Wm. Blackwith, Charles Knight, Henry Cole, Henry Everitt. Wm. Bonham, Robert Cotton. Wm. Alcock, John ...
... wife; and the biographer takes that view of the case, and was desirous of dealing with the subject in this volume Mr. Charles Dickens the younger, however is strongly opposed to the publication of Mr. Forster's views and evidence on this point, and was ...
... yours, . Charles Dickens. Replying to the above in the Leeds Evening Express, Dr. Lees says :— The Halifax Courier report of my lecture is simply malicious, and I am only astonished that any respectable paper c .uld admit the letter of Mr. Dickens, who ought ...
... Doncaster; bat only went as far as Selby, and returned to York. Detective-officer Denham having received information of tne robbery and a description of the juvenile delinquent, he apprehended him that morning at eight o'clock, and took him to the polka ...