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... ed to the result of their labours. The objects whnh Miss Mamie Dickens and Mis3 Hogarth ; have- kept iu view have been to form asupplement ! to ..eihii Foi hter's Life of Charles Dickens, and, by purposely making their explanatory notes as f-! • it ...
... said, in reply to Mr. Dickens, that the ship's tender, Themis', was at Cowes Regatta last year, being provisioned for the first week by Mr. Potter. Witness was there part of the time.— Mr. Cagney having addressed the Jury, Mr. Dickens followed, accusing ...
... Lady Templetown, Sir Charles Firth, Mr. and Mrs. Gage, Major Kearsley, Mr. and Mrs. Chetwin, Mr. and Mrs. Custaace, Dr. aad Mr 3. Niven, Mr. aad Mrs. KempsoE, Mr. aad Mrs. Lawford, Mr. Powell, Mr. Drysdale. United Hotel, Charles-street.— Arrivals : Captain ...
... a favourite resor Charles Dickens, who spent in it the last ai« his earthly life. Each room is furiu-he. _ ™ covered with purple morocco leather and witna table, the walls being plain polished pin • chd_et was presented to Mr. Charles v**r Mr. Fechter ...
... Com- ?? to take command of the camp at the Bisley Meeting in July. Anniversary of Dickens's Death. — Yesterday being the 27th anniversary of the death of Charles Dickens, the bust of the novelist in Westminster Abbey was visited by a large number of persons ...
... most powerful * BU original novels published for years. It isone of tte*« ' *■' like Charles Dickens's Pickwick, Bulwer's P« ?? Disraeli's Coningsby, Charles Reade's - Never Too W« lo Mend, and Jane Eyre, which stand prom: out, a book that ...
... delight of London and the provinces. After long success as a teacher of elocution this admired friend of Charles Kemble, Charles Dickens, Thackeray, Charles Reade, kc, is now prostrated by a cruel disease, and those who rally round her will know that they ...
... illustrations to 1 j Oliver Twist, water-colour sketches, folio, IS6O, £110; first edition of Charles Dickens's The Chimes, presentation copy from Charles Dickens to the Countess of 81.-ssington, , £25 ; Vita c Pistole de Sancto Hieronynio Volgare Gothic ...
... probably end with him. and I might almost say the same of Charles Dickens.” A clever young lady gave Mr. Murray Smith a terrible shock, by saying 44 1 can t stand Scott, is almost as bad Dickens.” We are not told what authors this clever young lady honours ...
... the People of hcoilaiiil, £ . I Charles T Zc l'ourtraicture of His Sacred .Maientie m bis Soil- .-de.ands-.cr.n_-. first edition, 1648 £30 ' Defoe*. The Fortunate Mi^re-S. £12 15* : Defo.'a Narrative „f all the Robberies, &c. of .lolin Shepp..rd, with ...
... Albert, vice Banks, promoted. Midshipmen — W. H. Daw son and Charles Bulteel, to the Fox ; T. H. Lambert, to the St. Vincent; Lord John Hay, to the Thalia; John Hanmer, to the Iris ; Charles Wake, to the Excellent. Volunteers First Class — J R. Lawrence ...
... Cooper. 18. Pathfinder J. Fenimore Cooper. 19. Old Curiosity Shop Charles Dickens. 20. Pickwick Papers Charles Dickens. 21. Nicholas Nickieby Charles Dickens. 33. David Copperfleld ...