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... indignant denial ; bat the information in both cases is from the same quarter. THE LATE MR. CHARLES DICKENS. The Saturday Review, referring to the death of Mr. Dickens, says that his evident siocerity of purpose gave a kind of dignity to bis writings, and ...
... SulllTnn'c new Oration, “TUB PRODIGAL H)N.” Besides other Mlseellaneons Seleetlons. Wo have sad news from England to-day. Charles Dickens Is deed. In the full vigour hi* intellect, and comparatively early age, death has suddenly struck down tbe genial bumoriet ...
... learned judge having paid an eloquent tribute the works of Mr. Charles Dickens, concluded proposing Mr. Charles Dickens and the literature of the Anglo- Saxons” (hear, hear). Mr. Charles Dickens returned thanks ...
... 23d OAober. Major General Dickens found it much ttronger than it had been reprefented, and was therefore obliged to proceed regular approaches. A breach having been effeAed about the middle of November, Major- General Dickens attempted to take the place ...
... Correspondent. M*. C. Dickens.— On Tuesday last this original end Popular writer unexpectedly paid a visit to the Wei'er family, and afterwards lunched with them at the residence of Mr. James C. Shaw, who married the eldest daughter. Mr. Dickens was astonished ...
... Lordship’s-wother-was Amelia, daughter of William, second Eiarl of Harrington, by Lady Caroline E'it/.roy, eldest daughter Charles, sicoad Duke of Grafton.—He had been the last five years very had state of health, bat had Imcn much better for\ome time previous ...
... voice of weeping heard and loud lament-- and Plutarch refers to the same remarkable incident. Robbery of Money and Jewellery from a Tomb.— Yesterday afternoon Charles Bird, a young man, formerly a draper’s assistant, was charged before Mr. Kodwell, Q.C., and ...
... laudable purpose, under the superintendence of Mr. of Coventry.—w Chmnirtf. Charles Dickens. —The Xationul Gazette (Philadelphia paper) gives the following sketch Mr. Dickens, the author «f the Pickwick Paper* :—“ In person he is a little above the standard ...
... E. The following gentlemen were elected sizars tha last examination in Trinity College (’lawics— Charles Campbell, Richard Downes, Joseph Watkin, Charles Hamilton, William Grav, William Dunbar, Michael Hanley, Alexander Wering, Thomas K, Abbott, Jeremiah ...
... several serious house robberies have been recently committed in the south side of the metropolis, without any discovery of the perjiet rat ora by the police. It would well if information were communicated to the Press whenever robberies are committed or attempted ...
... g, let us premise, in the first place, that our remarks on “readings” have nothing to do with Mr. Charles Dickens’s readings his own works. Mr. Dickens not only a deservedly popular author, hut he endowed with histrionic talent of common order, he amply ...
... performance the young ladies. Between the first and Brcoad parts Professor Bell, the eminent elocutionist, read extracts from Dickens’s popular story of “Little Dombey,” and also “Nothing Wear,” by Mr. W. A. Butler, in bis U'Ual felicitous manner, and was ...