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... that the license would not be abused, that he would not ask for license far one thing and use it for another. When Mr. Charles Dickens came down, it was requested that license should be granted in order that the performance for the benefit the Dramatic ...
... AGE we LONDON TOWN: iTS MYSTEGY, BO! TRAGEDY. . DRAMATIC SCENES FROM BEAL LIFE. TO MAKE ENGLAND SOBER. CHARLES O'MALLEY'S FIEST DUEL. CHARLES DICKEN’S LOVE OF DANCING. ODDMENTS FOR LADIES. FEMININE FOIBLES, AND FASHIONS Ib. OPINIONS ON PANTOMIME. Ib, Ib ...
... VULGARITY OF THE AGE LONDON TOWN: ITS MYSTERY. RO] DRAMATIC SCENES FROM REAL LIFE. TO MAKE ENGLAND SOBER. CHARLES O'MALLEY'S FIRST DUEL. CHARLES DICKEN’S LOVE OF DANCING. ODDMENTS FOR LADIES. FEMININE FOIBLES, FANCIES, AND FASHIONS. OPINIONS ON PANTOMIME ...
... VULGARITY OF THE AGE. Y, AND LONDON TOWN: TRAG! 19 DRAMATIC SCENES PROM REAL LIFE. TO MAKE ENGLAND SOBER. CHARLES O'MALLEY'S FIRST DUEL. CHARLES DICKEN’S LOVE OF DANCING. ODDMENTS FOR LADIES. (Iuucstaare>.) FOIBLES, FANOLES, AND FASTIIONS. OPINIONS ON PANTOMIME ...
... of a boy. He does not succeed, and has to let her remain a girl. In addition, there is to be seen Scrooge taken from Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol, featuring H. V. Esmond, and Paths. The management of the Greystones Palace have secured a number of ...
... perjury ; Charles Ward, burglary at Litchurch ; Joseph Dobbins and Aaron Platts, robbery at Chester- field ; William Hampton, Enos Hampton, and Jesse Hampton, assaulting two County Court bailiffs ; John Green, robbery at Stony Middleton ; William Dicken, robbery ...
... culpable. Robbery Mr. Charles Dickens’s. —On Friday a person, named George Blackman, who was described as a market gardener Higham, was charged before the magistrates Rochester with having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles ...
... 3ar. Cock: Who gave yon-insUtajnuut to take lady visitor* this placef Witneat t It is trie custom of some people reed Charles Dickens and George R, Sims' works, and they apply Scotland Yard to be escorted round the East End Word then sent down my station ...
... LONDON TOWN: ITS MYSTERY, ROMANCE, AND TRAGEDY. DRAMATIC SCENES FROM REAL LIFE. TO MAKE ENGLAND SOBER. CHARLES O-MALLEY'S FIKST DUEL. CHARLES DICKEN'S LOVE OF DANCING. ODDMENTS FOR LADIES. (Illustrated.) FEMININE FOIBLES, FANCIES, AND FASHIONS. OPINIONS ...
... WIRE.) A t the 01. Bailey to-day George Charles Gordon 25 derk; Daniel Harris, 46. carpenter; Henry Willis 38, hairdresser; and Henry Hickson. 40, fruiterer, pleaded “Not guilty” to a charge of highway robbery with violence. Mr. Muir said Mr. Seyfang ...
... actually unique. The nearest parallel to the incident (states the Daily Chronicle) is the robbery of an election return by a highwayman. This occurred in 1740. Mr. Charles Trelawncy had been elected for Mr. Courtney’s old constituency Liskeard, in Cornwall ...
... civilisation has made of women than Dickens’s gallery shrews and fools. The time is coming when the serious Ruskinian and Morrison view of Dickens will take the place of the old silly, laughing and crying view. The books of Dickens’s second period can be read ...