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... Conference, Daring Burglary and Capture of the Barglara. Collision Loss of Four Lives at sn. Extraordinary Robbery of Diamonds, Charles Dickens on Newsy errs and Nene! The Week's Parliament and Fumign liitellegence, Brilliant Federal Sewers and Immense ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS. In the month last Mr. Dickens requested by Mr. E. Oilier, one of the secretaries of the Leigh Hnnt Memorial Fond, to inaugurate the monument in Kensal-green Cemetery, and to deliver short the spot—a talk whioh waa afterward! excellently ...
... THE CHARLES DICKENS SALE. The prices given at this sale on Saturday exceeded all expectation. Every one knew that men would bid high, and that some of the most popular lots would give rise to keen competition, but the reality far surpassed expectation ...
... THE CHARLES DICKENS SALE. The prices given at this sale on Saturday exceeded all expectation. Every one knew that men would hid high, and that some of the most popular lots would give rise to keen competition, but the reality far surpassed expectation ...
... TUE DEATH OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. the London morning papers contain long biographical notices. leading articles, on the death of Mr. Charles Dickens. T*jc Timet says, the loss such a man is an event which makes ordinary expressions regret secia cold and ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S' BLEAK-HOUSE AGAIN have the welcome familiar green monthly parts stopped, and again has Mr. Dickens brought his labours to a conclusion—Bleak-house is finished.. Such being the case, it is our pleasing duty briefly to review the ...
... MR. CHARLES- . _DICKENS'S BLEAK-HOUSE?' AGAIN have the welcome familiar green monthly parts stopped, and again has Mr.. Dickens brought his labours to a conclusion—Bleak-house is finished. Such being the case, it is our pleasing duty briefly to review ...
... CHARLES DICKENS IN evening, Mr. Charles Dickens read his “ Carol” for the benefit of the Sheffield tution, before a crowded institution: audience e, in the large hall of the the énthusidsm, appreciation the reading gave frequent tokens of th: TiceR Weare ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS AND HIS WIFE. The New York ribune, of the 10th inst., publishes the tallowing letters, which, it says, are in circulation among the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dickens :— Tavistock House, Tavis'ock-square. London, Tuesday, May 2-5, 18 ...
... RKMISIBCKNCEB DICKENS. Some Ike Dickens' letters published in •• Harper for October contain references to bis readings. In one letter lie savs: *• We have done exceedingly well since we have been outwith this remarkable (aad plenaaat) Incident, that ...
... u ‘‘4 ’ - l THE :E CHARLES DICKENS'S POLITICAL Mr Charles Dickeni the inauguration ST00I EXCHANGE 1T-ONE O’CLOCK THE LOSS OF THE CARNATIC detailed report received from the commander the Peninsular and Oriental circumstances under she wrecked reef 1 am ...
... MR. DICKENS & AMERICA. The New York Tribune of the 29th ult. says : Charles Dickens is coming to the United States, to give a series of readings in the principal cities of the republic. The announcement will be received with pleasure throughout the ...