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... THE DICKENS' PILGRIMAGE. DICKENS AND DOVER. The special correspondent of The Times, who is writing the Dickens' Pilgrimage, has devoted an article to Dover, Broadstaurs, and Canterbury, which appeared in The Times last Saturday. Here a passage in ...
... Curiosity Shop” Charles Dickens “Rienzi Lord Lytton “The Talisman” by Sir Walter Scott Tales of the Borders” byj M Wilson Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen “The Last of the Mohicans” by Fenimore Cooper “The Pickwick Papers” by Charles Dickens The Scarlet ...
... signed w full Name and Address. CARRIAGES. 1930 N fl Y ~ ICKENS.-On June Albert pi, , ael's Church, Folkestone, C. Linfl ' eldest son Mr - and - obel! 7 , (late of Dover), to Winnifred * Folk ghter of - and Mrs. J. Dickens, Jung ES °N—BOORMAN.—On Monday ...
... prevention of of certain in third volume of the letters of Charles is being Hogarth will probably published early in the autumn will contain ail interesting literary correspondence between Dickens Lyttou letters from former to Sir A H Layard Air Richard ...
... Old Curiosity Shop” Charles Dickens “Rienzi” Lytton “The Talisman” Sir Walter Scott “Tales of Borders” by J M Wilson Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen “The of the Mohicans by Fenimore Cooper “The Pickwick Papers” Charles Dickens The Scarlet Letter” ...
... written by Charles Dickena to solicitor and others They refer to period of his life when his family were suffering somewhat 'from poverty the publication is regarded by his survivors and by his friends gross breach of confidence Although Charles Dickens in David ...
... defendant promising not to interfere with the woman again, the case was dismissed. ROCHESTER.—Diabolical Attempt to Overturn Mr. Charles Dickens's Carriage. At the county magistrates' justice room, Rochester, on Monday, James Stedman, farm labourer in ...
... deceased wife s sister. On Friday morning the sod closed over the dust of Fredrick William Dickens, latest surviving brother of Mr. Charles Dickens. Air. Frederic Dickens had resided in Darlington during the last twelve months' und had for three weeks suffered ...
... —Exclusive to this Theatre. i ' ' Hepsworth Masterly Production, in Four Parts, i, BARNABY RUDOE, A Tale of Gordon Riots, by Charles Dickens. 1 TRIP BY MONORAIL—A British Picture of Interest. I 111 MYSTERIOUS MR. DAVES—A Fascinating Vitagraph Comedy. i ll l i ...
... greatly to the evening’s amusement, On Boxing Day a variety of sports got u by Mr. Charles Dickens took place at Gads Hill, Chatham. The meadow at the back of Mr. Dickens’s mansion was filled with spectators, The contests consisted of flat races, hurdle ...
... whose mind and heart were a hundre|-zated city. Amongst the 1,500 persons present we observed Mr. Robert Browning, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Anthony Mr. Mark Lemon, Mr. G. H. Lewes, Mr. Trollope, , Mr, W. H. Theodore Martin, Mr. Isaxe Putt, ussell, LL.D ...
... a flock of lambs. We r to learn that Mr. Charles Dickens, who is now ill Paris, has had a sunstroke. was quite insensible for some hours, but we are happy say, speedily recovered, and is now quite well. Dickens is great walker, and does his ten or twelve ...