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... CHIAR{LES DICKENS ON TIIACKERA. I Mr. Dickens, writing about Mer. Thackeray in th February number of the Cornshill Alagaiqc, Bays:- (In the table before me there liea all that he hal1 written of his latest and last story. That it would bs very sad to ...
... graphic Pourtrayer-lay at Gad's Hill a lifeless, cold corpse! Yet such'is the brief record of the illness and death of Charles Dickens. Stricken in the morning he lay insensible until the decline of the day, when his soul went forth into Eternity. Peace ...
... Jerrold dtochbtd Bor. Francis Bjl- Mtbonj, better known tbe world !f readers bis adopted nemo—Father And Charles Kent, one of the friends of Charles Dickens, in his bio- sketch of tbs Irish writer, whose name is so popalar, records that j Han nay—a wry brilliant ...
... ? ?? Charles Dickens. An Interval of 10 Minutes. PART II. Ihe Dtecution of Yary, Queen of Scers ?? Bell. Pied Piper of ITaitielin ?? R. Browning. The '1mg of a Sbirt ?? Hood. ?? kiw ?? ?? ?? John Pierpont. TEe Prlour Orator .. ?? Charles Dickens. MR BELLEW'S ...
... of Mr. Charles who lends the comic relief to the play, was a really delightful performance. Bis bluff, hearty, and times blundering good humour was full-flavoured, without touch of exaggeration* was cnriosly reminiscent genial John Brodie Dickens in “Nicholas ...
... Croghan, the ptlsoilere wero remanded till Thursday, the 6th April. The prisoners in custody are the brothers M'Granahan (3), Charles M'Tagart, and Manus Trainer-not Friele, as previoutly reported. A private meeting of about thirty magistrates was held at ...
... assembles to-day in the Synod Hall, under the plresidency of the Lord Primate, the Most Rev. ° ]Dr. Berdaf,.rd. a A post-office robbery on a large scale is reported from Paris. It is stated that amongst other val- is ables 1S0 registered letters have been stolen ...
... theatres Of Oate years she was'engaged with her dauehters, thc Misses Ternan, in the private theatricals organised b3 Mr. Charles Dickens. - TMrs. Ternan died at Oxfd~4 aged seventy-one. ' lia. fod Joatag's LmndTIBknow ofCoD Liavie Ot-In Cot ?? and Wasting ...
... where an unfriended peasant, accused of a crime against their own class, was to be the recipient of their justice. Mr. CHARLES DIcKENs, too shrewd not to see that for all the agrarian crimes of this country there were stimulating causes, could not fail ...
... foreman; Henry Bowlee, A. W. Studdert, W. V. Aylmer, Charles Carolin, Joseph Jack- son, Philip Marchbarks, Bernard Martin, Henry M'Do- nougb, Henry Price, Robert Hanns, John Carolin, Gilbert Cockburn, Charles Thorpe, George Walthew, Henry Nott, William Thomas ...
... is conveyed in terms the most ?? Constdiutione. Mr. Charles Diokens is contemplating a six months' edoar at Paris, which is said to be likely to be profitable to the readers of his new work. Mr. Dickens has already taken up his residence in the French ...
... FREEMAN Of THIS WEEK Contains- THE LORDS .ND THE LAND BILL The Supposed Fenialns in London. The Death and Funeral of Charles Dickens. TlHE RAID ON CANADA. Catholic Clerg- in India. Attacks on the Cardinal, The (Ecumenical CounciL The Collection for the ...