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... CHARLES DICKENS AND ENGLISH KINGS. By HARRY IT is a curious fact that neither Dickens nor Thackeray was ever ennobled. Writers of less fame and ability were accorded peerages and baronetcies and knighthoods galore, but tho author of The Four Georges ...
... BARNABY RUDGE Adaisted from the Film Version of Charles Dickens's as Mr. Thomas Bentle s attempt to adapt Barnal T a w awell-known (a riil4' even D of icken s si a el judge to the exigencies he cinematograph camel . , itil ed l e „ d b w ow zll N ) ...
... IN MEMORY OF DICKENS. World-Wide Celebration of 100th Anniversary of Novelist's Birthday. World-wide celebration was held yesterday in commemoration' of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. Among the tributes on the novelist's grave ...
... WHERE DICKENS WAS BORN The house in which Charles Dickens was born, No. 387, Commercial-read, Landsort. Portsmouth, is shertly to be offered by auction. > e S S There is a desire that this opportunity ...
... Robbery With Violence TWO MEN SENT TO HARD LABOUR James Harris, 44, seaman, and William Cook, 33, fish porter, were sentenced by the Common Serjeant (Sir Henry Dickens, K.C.). at the Old Bailey, to 18 months’ hard labour for robbing Charles Henry West ...
... gave • most interesting eddrees On Charles Dieimas. Hs mentioned that be wee an intense admirer et Charles Dickens, whoa he looked as haying done great and valuable work in his time, the malts of whisk ma now every day being more and or as people got to ...
... mail-coach, largo parcel of opals. Wileannia, near which this dnring robbery was effected, is the constituency that Mr. Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens, the youngest son of Charles Dickens, represented in tho New South Wales Parliament for si* years. ha» been ...
... THE CHATHAM ROBBERIES. At the third day's hearing at the Maidstone Assizes of the charges against Sidney George Loose, William George Walgar, Charles Edward Walker, Frederick William Newport., and Mackenzie Drysdale of conspiring together with divers ...
... name of Father cf the Space will not permit our doing justice to a tithe of the touching reminiscences from the life of Charles Dickens 'with which the lecture was interspersed. It must suffice to say that, thanks to the kindness of the lecturer and the ...
... as the defendant's house for the express purpose getting liquor. Mr. Ellis, for the defence, stated that the late Mr. Charles Dickens, who lived in the same neighbourhood, used to stroll Sunday mornings as far the Leather Bottle Inn and call for liquor ...
... Kentish Town Robbery Sequel •• II you can find a surety you nuty go out, remarked Mr. Walter Hedley, K.C.. Clerkenwell magistrate, on Thursday in last week, when Albert Charles Read. aged 27. a street trader, of Dickens° i-street. Kentish Town, appeared ...
... JEWEL ROBBERY IN FRANCE. EMPTY CASE RECOVERED. Further news readied London yesterday with reference to the robbery on the railway from Marseilles to Paris jewels belonging to Mre. Berwick, 27, Prinoe’s-gate, B.W. Yesterday morning Mrs. Berwick was informed ...