... TOUCHING UP OF CHARLES DICKENS. But you have said nothing about [Mons, the all popular Dillons Will he have an immortality but of twenty years? Is his indeed to be the fate which was prognosticated for him by a brother editor of your own—' that, having ...

... The Wine of Cyprus, by Beranger. The Tharces and its Tributaries, by Spring. Charles Mackay, Esq. Conclusion of OliverTwist,by Charles The Cremation of Shelley on the Dickens, Esq. With an Illustration Coast of Tuscany. by George Cruikshank, &c. Human ...

... Shaftesbury, the Earl of Wilton, the Bishop of Manchester, Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Sir J. Stephen, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Thackeray, Mr. Charles Knight, Mr. John Bright, M.P., Mr. Monckton Milne., M.P., the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, Mr. William Brown, M.P. ...

... in any way connected with it. Now what was the fact? Household Words conducted by Charles Dickens, was the description of the work, and conducted by Charles Dickens was as much a part of the title as Household Words. Mr. Palmer: We shall not use his ...

... EN., M.P. The book-case is valued at 500/. ; the books, of which Mr. Bright had the entire selection, at 1,2501. Mr. Charles Dickens and his distinguished colleagues performed a second time in the theatre at Birmingham on Tuesday night. The pieces selected ...

... and the l'eult et the trial is looked forward to with great interest. Xs, DICKENS'S VISIT TO AMERICA: A par' flobile tan and provincial journals' to the effect that Mr. Charles Ache= was about to leave England for the purpose of giving readings in America ...

... ever. Madame Malibran Garcia is engaged for the music-meetings at Gloucester, Birmingham, and Chester. Report says that Mr. Charles Incledon, a son of the late celebrated vocalist, is about to appear at the Haymarket, as Macheuth. A spectacle of great splendour ...

... Manchester, have been factory. When the sum collected becomes of sufficient magnitude to require care in its application, Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Benjamin Webster will, we hear, become joint trustees of the fund. For the purpose of doing honour to the memory ...

... vision. His chief inducement for coming to England was the kind notice which had been taken of his case and powers by Mr. Charles Dickens in the Household Words. Mr. Beadon gave the young foreigner ss. more, and advised him to make application to the directors ...

... at their residence in Chesham-place, at which were present the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, Sir John Herschel', and Mr. Charles Dickens, &c. The Earl and Countess of Ellesmere and Ladies Egerton have arrived at Naples, where they intend to pass the winter ...

... the Lord Mayor, and theii Mr. Justice Talfouril gave the health of Mr. Charles Dickens, and in proposing it passel a just eulogy on Mrs. Beecher Stowe, who was present. Mr. Dickens in reply said sonic happy words of compliment about Mrs. Stowe. ...

... Waterford and Limerick Railway, also resigns, and is expected to be succeeded by Mr. Charles de Lacy Nash, known for his exertions in connexion with the late railway robberies. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CowrANy.—Ou Thursday week the halfyearly meeting of this ...