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... 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 ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LETTER ON I EXECUTIONS. ,s TO Tfl EDITOR 0F TiE TIMES. it Si,-When I wrote to you on Tuesday last I had a no intention oftroubling you again; but as one of it your correspondents has to-day expressed a reason- g able desire that ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LETTER ON EXECUTIONS. :h TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE TIMES. it Si,-When I wrote to you on Tuesday last I had a no intention of troubling you again; but as one of I it your correspondents has to-day expressed a reason- g able desire that ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS AND HIS WIFE. The New York ribune, of the 10th inst., publishes the tallowing letters, which, it says, are in circulation among the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dickens :— Tavistock House, Tavis'ock-square. London, Tuesday, May 2-5, 18 ...
... Mz, Dickens’ AMERICAN Charles Dickens’ in America have been well re- ceived, and are most heartily Dickens’ visit is a great success been a warm one, and from the series of 80 read- ings he giving he will probably reap a profit declined an offer of 1 ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS ; OF THE PICKWICK CLUB, BY CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement tcith Messrs. Chapman and HaU, owners of the Copyright.) Chapter LI. In which Mr. Pickwick Encounters an Old Ac- quaintance. To which Fortunate Circum- ...
... MR CHARLES DICKENS. Aster. can escape calumny; but t owa rds people of note there is generally so much of envy or hatred in the m ind 6 Leanne.*A fearful storm pa ssed Ast of some enemy, that slander is ready and meting its ever London on Saturday morning ...
... 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 ) ...
... DICKENS'S HOUSE. Gad's Hill Place, the house which constituted one of the proudest poseessions of Charles Dickens, is for sale. Before Dickens lived at Gad's Hill, and pointed to it with pride as the scene of the tamou4 robbery in which ...
... 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 ...
... GEORGE SILVERMAN'S EXPLANATION. By THE LATE CHARLES DICKENS. CHAPTER VIL l(i timidity and my obscurity occasioned me to live a ded life at College, and to be little known. No relative ever came to visit me, for I had no relative ; no intimate friends ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BY CHARLES DICKENS. {Published by special arrangement with Messrs, Chapman and Hall, owners of the Copyright. ) Chapter XXXHI. Mr. Weller the Eldes delivers some Criti- cal Sentiments respecting Literary Com- ...