... which bea 3 ?sid. b. saloon pas-engers enjoyed in Dickens's days, and ill n in many respects the emigrant isable tomake him- the n self more comfortable on a trip to America flop 3 than Charles Dickens with his greater exp at command of money could do ...

... addressed by the Revs, Munro tlu 9w and M'Caw, acdl Messrs, Stewart, Mitchell, Kelly, Smith, bet ,o- MIKiuon, and M'Oarron. ýe, ROBBERY OF SUNDAY SCHOOL LneRAEIEs,.-OOn Thurs- Ili ith day, at tile Borough Court, a young man, named John 0 Cosgroves, was charged ...

... arrived in England two or three days since, and has just issued his new work, To Be, or Not to He. e L H is the guest of Charles Dickens. t ATLANTbo TELsotpGRP.-Thoe alterations in the United States corvette Niagara, Captain Hudson, will be a completed on ...

... at the. meeting of til Wednesday, held at the King's Arms, the substance of whicis ne; will be found elsewltere.-Mr. Charles Dickens said that he he waished. to; make one remark for the repeal of tite er. paper duty, as that repeal woul d affect literary ...

... evening, at their residence no in Chesham Piece, at which were present the Riglrt Horn. T. B. Macaulay, Bir Johu Herschel, Charles Dickens, &c- 5. ,si ?? Ilsslirediy a lodger ?? I tiC lii death, alvs very sick, aind forea toiplea w~its thtrown auvity ;thlt ...