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... happened that Hampshire is to be credited with the birth of Charles Dickens. When the war ceased, there being—fortunately for England and the world far less occasion for navy pay clerks, Mr. John Dickens retired upon a pension, and, going to London, he being ...
... suitable reprimand, 011 paying 4s. fees. John Y\ atkins was remanded on a charge of stealing a mack- intosh, the property of Charles Bond. Klizabc-th Raker was charged with assaulting Ann Williams. After a patient investigation of these women s quarrels, ...
... intelligent, and conversant with the works of many English and American authors, but particularly so with the works of Charles Dickens. He also on that occasion talked a great deal of the murder of Mr. Fisk, which took place about that time. Mr. Fisher ...
... ed for trial at the next Liverpool assiwes. CHARLES DICKENS THE TURF.—In 1857, Dickens svis returning from a tour in Cumberland with Mr. Wilkie Collins, and they came upon Doncaster, snd this was Dickens's first experience of the St. Leger and its ...
... shipowner, were committed for trial on a charge of scuttling the ship Admiral Napier with intent to defraud. The portrait of Charles Dickens, painted by Ary Scheffer in 1855, has recently been purchased by the trustees of the National Portrait Gallery. It was ...
... peasant, and seven claiming noble rights—have embraced the Greek religion in the districts of Pinsk and Novgrudek. Of Mr. Dickens's Christmas number, we are informed that no less than 180,000 copies were disposed of within 48 hours after publication, and ...
... draper, Bute-road. MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—The Rev. A. Haycroft, of Bristol delivered a lecture on the Writings of Charles Dickens, before the members of the Institute and a very respectable audience, at the Town-hall, on Thursday evening. The lecturer ...
... FIGHT IN heart was the cause of death. 'Leens.—On Saturday evening, a prize fight, said to have ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S taken place between two men, named Thackeray and CARRIAGE.—At the County Magistrates' Office, Rochester, Johnson, occurred ...
... Newtown—June 6, Welshpool-9 NI( mtgomery. MR. CHARLES DICKENS AND HOUSEHOLD --Nlessrs. Bradbury and Evans give a statement this week in Pooch, relative to the cessation of Household Words, and to Mr. Dickens's quarrel with them. Messrs. Bradbury and Evans ...
... tons; and Swansea also exported 1,827 tons of iron, and 6,249 tons of patent fuel. /Mn. CHARLES DICKENS. —lt is hardly necessary to remind the public that Mr. Dickens will give a farewell reading at the Victoria Hall, next Thursday, the 21st inst. The programme ...
... church and congregation, handed to Mr. Edwards a beautiful tea and coffee service, together With a suitable address, Mr. Charles Lewis also presented him with a handsome purse containing £25. Mr. Edwards acknowledged the presentation, and addresses were ...
... the Diary of our Mary Jane Mr. John Wood. Song The Three Fishers Hullah. Mr. A. H. James. Reading Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy Dickens. - Mr..Th9naas - JOnes, Song . . .. The red, white, and blue Mr. H. J. Groves; (Chorus by tl:e audince.) VOLUNTEER ...