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... to negotiate a loan of 12,000,000 dollars. A telegram has been received in London, announcing the safe arrival of Mr. Charles Dickens at Boston on. board the Cuba. The Hon. Lionel West, secretary of legation - Madrid, has been appointed secretary to her ...
... the Pall Mall casual, has called attention in the Star to some robberies here which illustrate the remarks in my last letter. Near Lant-street, in the Borough—a street immortalised by Dickens —at six o'clock in the evening, a perfectly sober gentleman ...
... confession and unreserved of her'share in the rapping busiuess. Mr. Charles Bright Knighted.—On Saturday, his' excellency the Lord-Lieutenant conferred the honour of knighthood on Mr. Charles S. Bright, the talented engineer, whose name is honourably associated ...
... West Back o'th'Square, about halfpast eleven o'clock on Saturday night.—Fined 10s. and costs, or fourteen days. . . . GARDEN ROBBERY.-John Parkinson was in custody for stealing fruit from the garden of John Vates, landlord of the Halfway House, on the Prosecutor ...
... library, last week, a Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens, presentation copy, inscribed VV. M. Thackeray, from Charles Dickens, whom he had made very happy once a long way from home, was sold for A'2s 10s. Charles Collins, married man, and ...
... at Cardiff, on Friday. A hospital for cancer and skin has been added to the benevolent institutions in Liverpool. Mr. Charles Dickens, who is in Paris, has perfectly | recovered from the effects of the recent sun Reader. DeatH or ApmrraL Marnwarinc.—Admiral ...
... a series of insolent personal letters to Mr. Charles Dickens, informing him, among other things, that these articles were suppressed through jealousy, he, Southey, would make a public exposure of Mr. Dickens's conduct in the transaction in a published ...
... tired of their long carriages, and on several railways the English system (i.e., with compartments) is being introduced. Mr. Charles Empsall, commercial traveller Liverpool, has committed suicide by cutting his throat after drinking bout. The Roman Re ...
... stature): I assure i 'd give anything to be find my height an awful nuisance. no bigger than yo a! Jack Short: Then why the dickens do you wear such enormous hee t FROM “FUN.” AUTUMNAL LEAVES. —Familis’ for the seaside. SIMPLY DISGRACEFUL — Sullivan's S ...
... Middlesex sessions have ignored the bill against th* Rev. George Small, who was charged with assaulting a lady in an omnibus. Charles Dickens is to be entertained at a public dinner in London before he leaves for America. Lord Lytton will preside. The sale of ...
... provided with an iron beak upwards of twenty feet in length, projecting under the water from the stem. It is stated that Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Wilkie Collins have retired from the Garrick Club, in order to mark their sense of the slight put upon an esteemed ...
... vessels stranded on the coast. A railway collision took place on Monday at Sinderby, and the driver and stoker were killed. Mr. Dickens left Liverpool for Boston, in the Cunard steamer Cuba, on Saturday. A boiler explosion took place at Langley Mill on Tuesday ...