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... inst., Thursday tke 6:h of May, and Thursday the 13ih of May, the principal books Mr Charles Dickens will he read Mr Charles DKkeus for the benefit Mr Charles Dickens himself.—Units. The inconvenience to English creditors arising from the ...
... the LETTERS OF CHARLES DICKENS, •f the greateJ ““Jnbution to ur knowledge of one r erS V f he oentury will (says the be ISBUed thls ' Vey k from the publ>9h- CharlJi T f l ...
... LETTERS OF CHARLES DICKENS. An important contribution to our knowledge one of the greatest writers of the century will (says the Glasgow HeWld) be issued this week from the publishing house of Chapman & Hall. Mr Forster's Life of Charles Dickens contains ...
... CHARLES DICKENS ON PUBLIC EXECUTIONS. The well-known novelist has addressed the fol. lowing letter to the Editor of the Times wrote to you on Tuesday last, I had no intention of troubling you again; but as one of your correspondents halt to-day evprrssed ...
... MR CHARLES DICKENS. Aster. can escape calumny; but t owa rds people of note there is generally so much of envy or hatred in the m ind 6 Leanne.*A fearful storm pa ssed Ast of some enemy, that slander is ready and meting its ever London on Saturday morning ...
... DICKENS MS. TO BE SOLD The manuscript of Charles Dickens’ Life of our Lord,” written by the novelist for his own children, is to be sold by auction. A member of the family of the late Slr Henry Dickens, the novelist’s youngest son. told a reporter to-day ...
... BIOGRAPHIES, Ac., OF DICKENS. ...
... DICKENS IN A NEW CHARACTER. The fullowing is a report of a case at the Police Court of Maryle - bone :— Mr Charles Dickens ( and Mr Mark Lemon (editor of Punch), attended to prefer a charge of attempted robbery against Cornelius llearne, aged 19. Lemon ...
... t-law of the Middle Temple, delivered the first of two lectures on Charles Dickens, in the Queen Street Hall, under the aiupices of the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution. Robbery Leith Street.—Mr John Stevens, foreman at the shop in Leith Street from ...
... MR. FORSTER'S LIFE OF DICKENS. Mr. John Forster has written a Life of Charles Dickens,* and as no one had a more intimate knowledge of the man, having lived in the closest friendship with him for thirty years, no one had better opportunities for becoming ...
... LLONDON FUR ROBBERIES. SMART SENTENCES. Before the Common Serjeant (Sir Henry F. Dickens, K.C.), at the Central Criminal Court, sentence of four years’ penal servitude was passed on John Henry Coleman, 17, cabinet-maker, who was found guilty of breaking ...
... HOGMANAY DECEMBER 31 GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Border 955am) - Originally filmed as a musical version of Charles Dickens’ classic novel A poor orphan boy Pip receives a stipend from a mysterious benefactor and sets off to London in order to better himself and ...