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... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BT CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement with Messrs. Chapman and Hall, owners ofthe Copyright.) Chapter* VI. An Old-fashioned Card-party— The Clergy? man's Verses— -The Story of the Convict's Return ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... but in the result the jury awarded Ford damages against Captain Parr, and Lee £5O. A PUBLICAN ROBBED OF £20,000. A daring robbery has been committed st Storming ley, near Leeds. Nearly £5OOO in notes, about £2O in gold, and bills of exchange amounting ...
... September Mr John Wright, warted by Mo . Nlountcanle, gave us most pleasant stoning with that mare, of human nature. Charles Dickens.—On Sunday. October nth, at 2.30, the quarterly meeting of members nod friend, will take plate, and as matter of most ...
... obtain engineer- ing advice and do what was ?? the I Bench acceded to Mr. Holroyde's application, and ap- at pointed Mr. Charles Staveley Rooke, of East-parade, e ceds, to inspect the road and report what is necessary to f. be done, such report to be ...
... have taken a humourous view of their fellow creatures rather than a tragic one; and | was notably so with both Thackeray and Dickens. It is very rare, however, to hud such senti- I meats sli a red by & lawyer, and especially a Scotch oi.o. In a railway ca-ie ...
... Ingoldsby to the very different manifestation of the same spirit which be met with in the writings of Charles Dickens (Applause) He had taken from Dickens’s beautiful story “Nicholas Nickleby” liis incidental tale “The Baron of Grogzwig” these advantages ...
... Hearts' Delight, a dramatic version by the late Mr. Andrew HaSiday of Charles Dickens's well-known work of Dombey and Son. The performance was under the patronage of Sir Charles and Lady Legard, and' a highly fashionable audience assembled. Miss Barry ...