... obtained the removal of several of the ringleaders, of whom five were of Austrian origin. MR. DICKENS IN AMERICA. The Times' correspondent says :— Mr. Charles Dickens is still received everywhere he goes in America with the most gratifying proofs of esteem ...

... the no>iey, she only said, Where- the dickens does he I am to get it. (Laughter.); The learned Counsel then addressed the jury, and His Honour in summing up said, the jury would have-to consider whether a robbery had taken plaue on the date in question ...

... and, after paying some visits there, will proceed to the Mediterranean, where be will cruise about three months. Mr. Charles Dickens will preside at a meeting, to be held in the Adelphi Theatre on the 11th of nest month, when a proposition will be made ...

... modesty found favour with the wise and good, and they were helped along. CHARLES DICKENS.—At the time of the publication of Vanity Fair, Thackeray's great contemporary, Charles Dickens, (for in spite of all remonstance it has always been the fashion to place ...

... Highness has caused the ball to be placed in her drawing-room at the Potsdam Palace. Our Mutual Friend is the title of Mr. Charles Dickens's new work, which the publishers, Messrs. Chapman and Hall, state will be completed in twenty monthly parts, in the familiar ...

... Reading The Cataract of Lodore Southey. Rev. sr.ae White. Reading The Trial Scene—Bar,lell v. . . Pickwick Dickens. Mr. James Smith. Song Cheer Boys Cheer Russell. _ Mr: H. J. Groves. The Rev. J. W. lAnce lectur.s in connection with the ...

... rance, the Napoleon will leave Mexico her own destiny 8 as the French troops have returned. c I t ,is stated that Mr. Charles Dickens a n d Mr. Wilkie °„ 'ns have retired from the Garrick Club, in order to p r lark their sense of the slic-ht put upon ...

... been presented by his old pupils with a valuable service of plate. It appeared, from a letter read at the meeting, that Charles Dickens was, in early life, under the tuition of the esteemed schoolastic. A man has been taken into custody at Koottingley, near ...

... those gaudilypainted itinerant wooden houses, with highly varnished doors, and bright brass knockers, immortalized by Mr. Dickens in The Old loaity Shop, and commonly known as shows. THE INCOME-TAX.—On Friday last—the very day on which the doom of the ...

... build a lifeboat, to be named the John Rutter Chorley ; an annuity of £2OO to Mary, eldest daughter of Charles Dicken's ; to his friend Charles Dickens, of Gad's-hill-place, £5O for a ring in memory of one greatly helped by him ' to Michael Costa £5O for ...

... discovered e ev is -e ts - a e l ha t ritable andnot a pena lworking i r e e g ce pr tacle for them the residence of Mr. Charles Dickens. None were ad- some on one subject and some on another, but all of them fr 4 e I woman transaction entire l ymilted to ...

... have refused about 100 of the applications for beerhouse Licences, or nearly one fourth of the number applied for. Mr. Charles Dickens is taking an active interest in the preparation of David Copperfield, at the Olympic Theatre. Mr. S. Emery has been ...