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... letter it will be noticed Dickens refers to Mr Trood “ Mr Strood” VICTORIAN COURTESY letter written Victorian courtesy says: Mr Charles Mr Strood good to that rubbish or from Falstaff thrown into the shrubbery j Hill Mr Dickens that Mr leaving after There ...
... and accursed” With a play an advocate sometimes appointed on behalf the caterpillars their aggrieved cuitivatem to form DICKENS Charles Sheffield eighty years ago the following extract from the report hi which ap- “ 18 1858 the music hall night this justly ...
... 6-30 Ruth Etting America’s Radio sweetheart” with the BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Charles Shad-well 6-50 Serial Story: Martin Chuzzlewit by Charles Dickens chapter 40: The Anckworks Package read by V C Clinton-Baddeley 7-5 The BBC Military Band ...
... reminded story canvasser after blank morning to try of approach At the next house came to a blowsy answered knock Have you Charles Dickens in your home the politely No!” snapped the female “Or Robert Louis 8tevenaon?” No” Or a Walter Scott? continued the ...
... dressed' alike The a galley in display emphasises tradition of the burial of Viking warrior which is the theme of poem by Charles Mackay suggesting something the fierce spirit of the Vikings Some may be familiar with the opening : My strength failing fast” ...
... confidently be expected the British public will pay their the tribute it deserves for To-day is too short for mean anxieties Charles Kingsley Worm's Arrival (It was in a paragraph that early worm in' evidence on golf links) O worm heralder of Spring give ...
... mannerisms which mar his acting Sybil Hol-royd plays gives proof her versatility Emery delightfully mother fears worst Mr Charles Dickens tin' Mr Miss Sheila fill parti in they us Her Past well on better acted There fault could find in feet it with itself ...
... talking other instead other I have still faith future of the country” FRIEND OF DICKENS DEAD CRICKET MATCH AT GADSHILL The at Frindsbury Mr EdwarR a personal friend Charles Dickens first cricket match Mr at of Maidstone VISCOUNT LONG IN TOBOGGAN ACCIDENT Moritz ...
... Squeers “ We the boys’ bloods now then Nickleby The grasping spouse of the callous old school master immortalised by Charles Dickens used brimstone and treacle another reason because she said “it spoils their appetites and becomes cheaper than breakfast ...
... occupy it this week ethnic grounds Germany has a strong claim to Memel-land but her violent annexation of it is sheer highway robbery None of the Powers however was the least likely to make her coup a casus belli and so she gains yet another bloodless victory ...
... houses he took a gold thimble Detective-Constable Salthouse said lived beyond means and spent greater part the proceeds his robberies on girl friends giving them presents and taking them to dances On one occasion he rescued a boy from the River Dee at Chester ...
... of London, A grt-granddaughter of Charles Dickens was the pretty bride at this week’s most important wedding in the West End. Wearing an ‘‘ early Vietorian ’? parchment satin gown, very simply cut, Miss Doris Dickens became the wife of Mr. Denys Danby ...