... Ancient Pistol, and a host of others who took part in the famous robbery in which Fat Jack played so ignominioas a part. Last, and not least. it was for some years the residence of Charles Dickens, which, without any other associations, would recommend it to ...

... another bank robbery there. Burton died last summet in prison at Hamburg. Whitaker, it is said, after serving out a sentence in Marseilles. will be handed over to the authorities at Hamburg, to be tried for his share in the ab..rve robbery. THIS CRUW WING ...

... sod eccentric will, it is expected, make its appear. ancc before long. Mrs. Collins, youngest daughter of Charles Dickens, and widow of Charles Collins, is, it I. said, about to be married to Mr. Paragini, who is not to be confounded with Mr. Pelligrini ...

... to Harper's Kr. Qom* Dolby, who acted as manager and confidential agent Charles Dickens during the novel. . ist'a . laiit tour in America, prop - ises to paliliati all the Dickens wrOte im on bizgioess. It is that these upiotl. , B dc;crib.: Atneri- audiences ...

... best, murmured Stainer with a twinkle of his other eye. Charles Dickens love-letters exist—a boxful of them. So states a writer in a London weekly: —I had the pleasure of knowing Mrs. Dickens, and had the privilege of receiving her at uty house in my ...