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... CHARLES DlCKENS AND CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Mr. Dickens has addressed a second letter to the Times, more fully developing his opinions respeeting the punishment of death than his first one did. It will be read with considerable interest. TO THE EDITOR. ...
... in which he himself, alas! bos played the fatal pail. ** MEN OF THE TIME.” Mr. Charles Dickens was born at Portsmouth in the year 1812. was the son of Mr. John Dickens, who held position the Navy Pay Department. Ai the dose of the war bis father retired ...
... CHARLES DICKENS ON PUBLIC EXECUTIONS. The well-known novelist has addressed the fol. lowing letter to the Editor of the Times wrote to you on Tuesday last, I had no intention of troubling you again; but as one of your correspondents halt to-day evprrssed ...
... TOUCHING UP OF CHARLES DICKENS. But you have said nothing about [Mons, the all popular Dillons Will he have an immortality but of twenty years? Is his indeed to be the fate which was prognosticated for him by a brother editor of your own—' that, having ...
... 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 ...
... TUE DEATH OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. the London morning papers contain long biographical notices. leading articles, on the death of Mr. Charles Dickens. T*jc Timet says, the loss such a man is an event which makes ordinary expressions regret secia cold and ...
... SALE OF CHARLES DICKENS' PICTURES, &c. On Saturday afternoon the collection of modern pictures, water-colour drawings, aud objects of art, belonging the late Mr. Chas. Dickens, was brought to the hammer by Messrs. Christie, Mauson, and Wood (the last ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S' BLEAK-HOUSE AGAIN have the welcome familiar green monthly parts stopped, and again has Mr. Dickens brought his labours to a conclusion—Bleak-house is finished.. Such being the case, it is our pleasing duty briefly to review the ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS ON PUBLIC EXECUTIONS. My positions in reference to tho demoralizing nature of public executions are—First, that they chiefly attract as spectators the lowest, the most depraved, the most abandoned of mankind, in whom they inspire wholesome ...
... MR. CHARLES- . _DICKENS'S BLEAK-HOUSE?' AGAIN have the welcome familiar green monthly parts stopped, and again has Mr.. Dickens brought his labours to a conclusion—Bleak-house is finished. Such being the case, it is our pleasing duty briefly to review ...
... M)R. CHARLES DICKENS'S LETTER ON EXECUTIONS. TO TTIE E DITOR OF TMlE TIMES. d Sxa,-When I wrote to you on Tuesday last I had no intention of troubling you agiin; but as one of your correspondents has to-day expressed a reason- able desire that I would ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LETTER ON EXECUTIONS. TO THE EDITOB OP TIHE TIMES. SiIR,-When I wrote to you on Tuesday last I had no intention of troubling you again; but as one of your correspondents has to-day expressed a reason- able desire that I would explain ...