... gets its name. Its notoriety caused Shakespeare to chose it as the scene of the robberies committed by Prince Hal and Falstaff in Henry IV.” * « Election Dog-gercl. Sir Charles Wilson, iFP. for Central Leeds, has had a clergyman supporting him at all his ...

... connection with the Druce case were resumed at Clerkonwell yesterday, when Robinson continued her evidence. She declared that Charles Dickens told her Mr. Druco mas the Duke of Portland. When she told Mr. this would scarcely listen to lier, but ton subsequent ...

... politicat capital for certain Cab It is not surprising. really, to learn that the liat af bo ranges from Dickens to Chaucer, from Mrs, Heury Wood to ‘ Robbery Under The book is justified by the jain, who it in Ils ligt on the ground that the evildeer came to ...

... (Thackoray) (Bladkmore) . Ivanhoe (Scott) Adam Bede Eliot) Jane Eyre (Charlotte —. Westward Ho! (Charles Kinyatey) 77 A Ta)e of Two Cities (Dickens) —, 72 The Count Monte Crisco (Dumas) 63 For the Term of His Natural (Clarke) 62 The CLoiater and the ...

... become inseparably Linked with that of Dickens that the earlier asisociaf tions of the place—the neighbourhood, not the house —are apt be forgotten. The best known of these associations is, of course, the famous robbery in which Falrtaft took part. The victims ...

... photographic illustrations Mrs. Kato Porugini, daughter of Charles Dickens, has made selections from her father’s works and published them tinder the title of “Tho Comedy of Charles Dickens (Chapman and Hall). extracts arc preceded by notes to their ...

... anything. Inquiries uiado the Museum elicit the fact the robbery was committed either on Saturday Bank Hobday, probably latter. It evident that tlie thief or thieves had carefully planned robbery. room the jewels were kept is one the most largely frequented ...

... in the sale newspapers. Mr. Arthur T. Yates, a trustee of the institution. responding, referred the association with Charles Dickens, who was their fim president. and who. ebelieved, roust have derived for >oroc his characters from hi- intimacy with the ...

... g been baffled solves the mystery. The story is ingeniously constructed, but prefer Mr. Stacpool in his earlier mood. Charles Dickens in the scene following the birth unfortunate little Paul mtroduced his reader* to the chamber of travail with tin art ...

... Henry Frowdo, the joint publishers of the “Oxford India Paper Dickens,” are co-operating in the production of a new, complete, and full illustrated edition, be known as “The Fireside Dickens.” There will twenty-two volumes in all, printed in Ipge type ...

... Appeal a Bingley Motorist The Recorder (Mr. Frank Beverley), at Bradford Quarter Sessions, yesterday, dismissed an appeal by Charles Lambert, bookseller, Ashley Road, Btngley, against a conviction and fine £2 for driving a car without due care: but the removal ...

... Seymour oompanT properties, and' last, but not and hugely popular Mr. Dan ; mrsic-hall comedian. The former played Charles Dickens’s Scrooge,” the adaptation of the Christmas MR. DAN LENO. MR SEYMOUR HICKS. MISS GLLAI-INE TERRISS. MK. J “Commanded” ...