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... V Films SATURDAY DAVID COPPERFIELD (BBC2 1230) (1935 bw) the Dickens classic David Copperfield’s widowed mother marries so that the pair can escape poverty but after her death the stepfather sends David to work in a dark warehouse Starring Freddie Bartholomew ...
... THE DAILY MAIL WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 19 1986 HULL DAILY MA IL ADVERTISING THAT GETS HOME J P CORNELL Dicken Ashworth plays miner Brian Clarkson in Scab on YTV at 9pm a powerful drama inspired by the strike in the coalfields which seriously damaged relations ...
... Percival WHY DICKENS LIVES You Have Heard This Before was the title chosen by Mr J R Macdonald former Stipendiary Magistrate Hull for the lecture which he gave to Hull branch of the Dickens Fellowship last night Reason for Charles Dickens’ popularity ...
... THE DAILY MAIL TUESDAY AUGUST 2 1100 FISHY CUSTOMERS HAVE A PRICE ON THEIR HEADS FREDDIE MILL8 ROBBERY AT FREDDIE MILLS’ HOME ex-world champion Freddie Mills Denmark Hill Camberwell London was ransacked by an intruder last night-1 took property which ...
... and armed watched him even while he slumbered LITERARY OTHER EXTRACTS Dickens Balzac like Dickens not successful in portraying fine ladies with mortals of coarser clay but unlike Dickens not recognise limits of his power he seems to have found particular ...
... will he easily guessed the will he found in the old trunk were the name address of Charles Farnworth solicitor Winchester Peace straight to the office he found that Charles was dead though his business was carried on by a nephew Peace's dress and general ...
... afterwards Most recovered clear obtained against upon which issued apprehension Similar robberies were time Laisterdyke Beverley other places curious the robbery Laisterdyke was money stole several silk handkerchiefs having captain’s house in rather a ...
... Country Polies Reports. --- BEVEILLET (BurtawrrG) Fin. 19. Charles Ward, form servant, pleaded guilty to stealing on the 12th inst., a top *oat and a pair of boots, the roperty of James Dickens, of Leclmnfield Park, farmer's son, and was committed to the ...
... address the Speaker must rise his place uncovered.— limes ' tele giam. A DICKENS LETTER. The following hitherto unpublisher letter (says The Times), written by Charles Dickens to the Rev R. L. Lloyd, of Belpcr, Derbyshire, d now in the possession of ...
... different account of the robbery at the Arbour-square police station to that he had sworn to in this ?? Partridge recalled the prose. eutor, and told him that on the last examination he swo-e that he gave information of the robbery at the Arbour-square station ...
... evellidg Th Writing-s of Dickens, George ELliot, al aiiblur-ton. LOVuX ,&C. The will, da! eed the 12th of June, 1SGS, of the Hon. Charles L:lde. late of Houglhton, Yorkeshie, who died on thie 1ft tilt., halS been proved by Charles Lalg- dale, the son, andl ...
... AN EDIFYING SCENE. I Charles Dickens has been plagiarized at the Mansion- house. A scene has'been stolen from some unpublished work of the author of Pickwick. Ile suppressed it, thinking it rather too bold inc the ridiculous, and exceed- iug the absurdity ...