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... enough to remember the heyday of Dickens and Thackekay, and whose middle life was con- temporary with the great achievements of George Eliot. These are phenomenal names. We are not likely to have exactly another Dickens, or Thackeray, or George Eliot, ...
... become unbearable. Tha Duke of Rutland, Lord Ashbourne, Lord Charles Beresford, and Sir Charles Tupper (High Commissioner for Canada) attended the Cutlers' Feast, Sheffield, last night. Lord Charles Beres- ford, replying for the Navy, urged that the naval ...
... wardens and other officers, viz. : — George Hodgson, S.W. ; George Page, J.W. ; John Ray Robinson, 8.D.; John Charles Bulman, J.D. ; Charles Ovington Ord, secretary and treasurer ; Wm. J. Laidier, J. G-, and V* m. Campion, O.G. After the installation ...
... elected for the ensuing your: â Overseers, Messrs. George Hodgson and John Maw; assessors, Messrs. Thomas Richardson and Charles Farrow ; church- warden, Mr. Ch»s. Farrow. KIRBYMOOBSIDE. Board of Guardians- The fortnightly meet- ing of this Board was ...
... Operatic Company, in hia musical aad dra- matic entertainment, illustrated by appropriate views, follows Mr. Liston. Mr. Charles Dickens will give his readings, and the ever-green Mr. Bims Beeves will again sing in the Grand Hall during tha »ea_on. Apropos ...
... The audience at the lecture was large. Charles Dickens's Wbitinos.— On Tuesday even- ing, a lecture was delivered at the Darlington Mechanics' Institution, by Mr. G. L. Banks, of Manchester, on Charles Dickens, the character and tendency or' his writings ...
... of music by Mr. Cooper's band, dramatic representations were given by the Applegarth Tennis Club, from the works of Charles Dickens and George Eliot. In the after- noon, in the Market Hall, two scenes were repre- sented from the Tale of Two Cities, ...
... on Wednes- day at Wakefield, when the ?? prisoners were disposed of, up to five o'clock in the, afternoon. Wm. Bates and Charles Brook-eld, disehat-ged without opposition; Josiah GledhiU and Luke Bower, opposed and discharged ; Joseph Cuckwo. petition ...
... coroner for the district, at the Ferry Inn, Brongh, on Monday, on the body of the boy, Edward A. Perkins, aged five years. Charles Prondlock, the driver of the express, said when abont ten yards from Perkins's cottage he saw some object cross tbe line. ...
... Hannah More Trevelyan, wife of Sir Charles, and sister of Lord Macauiay, the other executors. The personalty _ai sworn under £80,000. He haa left the toilowiM legacies :— To hia brothers, the Rev. John Macahiay md Charles Zachary Macauiay, each £5,000. To ...
... William Bichardaon, Cleveland House. Sergt. Rogers made a statement to tha bench, recapitulating the circumstances of the robbery, which have already been published. The house, he stated, had been entered by the back window, an indentation being left where ...
... Hearts' Delight, a dramatic version by the late Mr. Andrew HaSiday of Charles Dickens's well-known work of Dombey and Son. The performance was under the patronage of Sir Charles and Lady Legard, and' a highly fashionable audience assembled. Miss Barry ...