... the re duction of the iniquitous sugar duties. The neat volume of the Dickens Letters will be of extraordinary interest, containing. as it does, the correspondence between Mr. Dickens and the late l o rd Lytton apropos of spiritualism. I presume exe rrhody ...

... appointed Mr. I lenry Fielding Dickens, of the South-Eastern Circuit (second son of the late Charles Dickens , to the Recordership of fled, vacant try the appoirment of Mr. liiron, o.C.,as Metropolitan police magistrate. Mr. Dickens was called to the I ar at ...

... safety of the passengers. Mr. Kingsford and Mr. Dice prosecuted for the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company ; Mr. Dickens defended the prisoner. The case was opened by the learned counsel for the promcution as one of great importance to the public ...

... Fernando The troupe will include Miss Heath, Mies Amy Roselle, Mrs. Leigh Murray, Miss Giffard, Miss Minnie Rotchely, Messrs. Charles Coghlan, G. W. Anson, Edward Price, John Brockbank, W. Holman, and Arthur Deere. The last-named gentleman comes from New York ...

... towards the restoration and enlargement of the jutrieh church. in which the famous engineer Brunel Is buried, and the late Charles Dickens Was christened. ABHMEAD-13AETLETT, M.P., speaking at a Conservative banquet to celebrate the opening of a Working Men's ...

... on Sunday afternoons. Tun late Mr. Ashton Nike has made his widow and his college friend, Mr. Hi nry Fielding Dickens, youngest son of Charles Dickers., his executor., and has Intl the whole of hi, property and his printing business in equal shares among ...

... geese. added insult to injury. It has been held by mime leading reporters of thin, and former generation, Mr. T. Reed, Charles Dickens, &a, that a report must be written in sympathy with the spirit of an exhibition or else. it &mends, as we too often find ...

... WILKIE has obtained judgment against a H. Dorosne, who issued what purported to be a translation of Edwin Drood, by Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins, under the title of Le Crime de Jasper. The sequel was really ny M. Dorosne himself, and Mr. Collins ...

... caused bodily injury, by neglect and ill-treatment, to several of the children - committed to her care. The pen of another Dickens is evidently needed, when such institutiobs can exist, to reawaken the vigilance of the authorities. - Mu. C, G. LEL AND, ...

... inadvertently done anything to cause you td run away from us. 111- He thought he saw a fit flush steal over the cheek of Charles Manly as he said this; the latter certainly heeitated a little before he replied; and, 1 when he spoke, his voice had not ...

... their parentage . On a . second ;visit, raid just belove nine o'clook, the commie -Friend. That MS. was presented byhir. Dickens. eary is reported have looked through the of r , pA ~ ilnenAlny, ,4ismates, pest and preacutienil.observing the homes Science ...

... of half-a-century I since that we have here a touch from the pen of Charles Lamb or Leigh Hunt, and it is easier to understand that the phrase, 'London particular, haunted Dickens until it became his own. In the Mirror of the Months occurs a sketch ...