... Germany means to protect Germans whether they are in Egypt, Polynesia, or Africa. Charles Dickens mat letter, dated the ffth of Jane, IX7O, has jest been presefhted by Mr. Charles Bout to the British Museum, where it is : believed, it will before long be ...

... Artist Checked by Mr. Dickens. In responding to the toa-t of his health at the banquet at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, on Saturday last, Mr. Thackeray observed, That had it not been for the direct act of friend, Mr, Dickens, who has just sat down ...

... hills; and evening soon Brings home the boats beneath the brightening moen. James Dawson, Jcnr. SONNET, THE DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS. Avotber name links with the illustrious dead, with deepened feeling O ye brothers weep ! ine keen perceptive eyes are ...

... separation between Mrs. Dickens and me. Mrs. Dickens has often expressed to her, her sense of her affectionate care and devotion to the house—never more strongly than within the last twelve months. For some years past, Mrs. Dickens has been in the habit ...

... Wallers Mr. JoM|)li Dicken. ,i Democrat Mr. John H llmgworth. H end B Mr. WUIUm Greenwood. Flora Mr. J tmea Hilton. (iibbons Mr. Joseph Dicken. 7 Bacchus ’. Mr. Thomas Mellor. Beauty Mr. John Moss. Flamed Boses. . Mr. Joseph Dicken. Rose Unique Mr. John ...

... thief had been caught, and no robbery proved, and she suspected there was collusion in the matter. —Sergeant Appleyard denied this, as the box which contained the articles had been broken open, and to all appearance a robbery had been committed. —The Judge ...

... During his connection with Punch he saw tins habit growing up, and bitterly lamented it, writing of it, I believe to Charles Dickens, iu these words, “I do not very cordially agree with its new spirit. lam convinced that the world will get tired—at least ...

... lecture in the Town Hall on the writings of Charles Dickens, and his opponent lectured in the Schoolroom upon the “Pilgrim’s Progress.” An old woman attended by mistake, the lecture on the writings of Dickens instead of that on the “Pilgrim’s Progress ...

... interesting nature of well-written biographies, travels, and the discoveries of science. The style and tendencies of Charles Dickens’ writings were next noticed, and his sneers at religion exposed. The lecturer concluded appealing in eloquent and energetic ...

... our album at Scotland yard, some of the anent men that e%er wore shoe leather. who have been guilty of robbery, forgery, and murder. Charles' I Dickens never said a truer thing in all hie works, than ' when he wrote that dlshonesiv would stare honesty out ...

... refused and, as nothing was previously known against him, he’ was fined 2s, 6d. and costs only. “Jolly Dogs.”—Thomas Hardy and Charles vies were charged with drunkenne s aad riotous behaviour in Mottram-road, and the case was proved by Constable Rosebottorn ...

... Smetburst’s some eight yean ago, and that she fully believed him to be innocent. Mb. Charles Kbab abd an Shakspkrbab Revivals. The remarkable managerial career of Mr. Charles Kean was brought to a close on Monday night. Apart altogether from Mr. Kean’s high ...