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... 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 ...
... sift the thing to the bottom, elicited some further particulars of the most barbarous treatment. It is estimated that Charles Dickens realised £10,000 by the advertisements in wliich the numbers of Bleak Home were enshrined; the lowest price for each ...
... SCHERZO, for Pia n, Forte. By Ditto. UNCLE TOM’S SONGS, DU TS, &c. &c. THE GUILD WALTZES, with a beautiful Portrait of Charles Dickens, Esq. By J. - The Music by H. P. SORGE, ‘ THE LANCASHIRE LAD wrftten by Ccl. ADDISON. The Music by DELAVANT HE LANCASHIRE ...
... The Hon. Charles Augustus Murray, her Majesty s Consul-General at Alexandria William Brown, Esq. TA..VY Joseph Brotherton, Esq. MvP. Charles Dickens, Esq. William Ewart, Esq. M.P. jonn Forsrer, Rowland Hill, Esq. James Kershaw, Esq. M.P. Charles Knight ...
... it was a mistake to suppose the George Dickens to whom the casks were consigned was Mr. Dickens the glass manufacturer; he was in fact totally different person.—Mr. Maude, thereupon, asked if the real Mr Dickens was forthcoming, and, upon being answered ...
... at Wakefield. Charge of Perjury Against a Young Woman in Manchesffe t. Imputations Against the British Army fan Cabal. Charles Dickens and his Clock. Attack by an Octopus. THE TAY ERIDGE DISASTER. Seiious Railwjy Accident at Birmiusham. The Corn Trade. ...
... prised at what Mr. Dickens Park, because she said she had heard a many things. a Sir Charles read a letter v . which was also found, in which ' m beT asked Miss Robinson whether she wonM give some her reminiscences rft , Dickens to the publishers, ...
... funeral arrangements were made by Messrs. Satterfield, Bye, and Co., of this city. SERIES OF SAFE ROBBERIES. POLICE NONPLUSSED. Another very daring safe robbery was reported the Belfast Constabulary on Wednesday. premises entered were those Messrs. Crawford ...
... uttering forged bills, the llth and 26th July, at Manchester, 12 calendar months each. GAROTTE ROBBERY AT MANCHESTER. Charles Howard (21) and John Dickens (23) were indicted for having Manchester, on the lst September, feloniously assaulted Thomas Clarke ...
... previous to the robbery resided with her mother at 6, River-street, sf ter the robbery removed to Scholea-square' Loiidoh-road, and bought a large quantity of farultora and other articles. The two other women who wore concerned the robbery had been brought ...
... £2,688,213 2s. Bd. MR. CHARLES DICKENS POOR PLAYERS. The tenth anniversary festival of the Dramatic, Equestrian, and Musical Sick Fund Association was celebrated Wedaesday evening, at Willis's-rooms, London ; Mr. Charles Dickens in the chair. The attendance ...
... its peculiar qualities. editorial in the ber just received, headed Charles Dickens and Newman Hall, commences thus:— Newman Hall is a divine whila the chief boast Charles Dickens is that he is 'humai.' Both the divine and the 'human,' however, have ...