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... vols., with illustrations, bound ill becelled oloth, f2 18s, A. Mann, Central Market, Leoed. ! fCHARLES DICKENS.-A Complete Edition of ~.J DICKENS'S WORKS, 18 vole., in tree calf, Li.e A, Mann, Central Market, Leeds. NHARLES_ & DICEENS.- Compnlete Editiort ...
... persons partook of tea. Afterwards a large and interest- mg puhhc meeting was held, the Worshipful the Mayor of Bradford (Mr. Charles Samoa), in the ?? C hair- man, in his opening address, said, that as the chief magis- trate of a neighbouring borough, and ...
... the tf i consent of the Queen, been postponed until the 15th of m o next month, in deference to the feelings of Mr. Charles P se Dickens, whose infant daughter died on Monday week. It at e is stated that the andience of these performances will pay e five ...
... hall Is a question somewhat difficult to deeide but certainly the experience gained in connection with the visits of Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Bellew lead to the conclusion that a little extra exertion on the part of the reader enables his voice to. be ...
... by musical selections, given by Miss Scott and 3, several gentlemen, which was followed by a pictorial illustration of Charles Dickens's Christmas story of ,The Chimes. There was a large audience present, who fre- Y quently testified their appreciation ...
... and to the Eiiporor Napoleon Ill., and of ?? the I Nowe ready, iii Three Vobmumes. 8vo., Ail G REAT EXPECTATIONS, by CHARLES Spedl DICKENS. LoistdoionChat~i~.in~iitI odHall, 103, Picesuilly. nstr Ni Work luy Sir Edw-ard Biaer Lyttin. IV Oni the 7th of August ...
... we take it, may be divided into two leassee-CommercialandUncommercial Mostof us remember the description given by Charles Dickene of the last-named type- No landlord le my friend and brother; no chambermaid loves me; no waiter worships me; no boots ...
... oncelvery satisfactorily identified as those of John A~ost, of \Vest Melton, a, married. man9, thirty-two years of age. and of Charles Kellett, a youth who had lived at Womb. well. At three o'clock the third' body had not been iden- tified, but was expected ...
... simple hiistory-skcetclies given 5 as gallery lessons to thle whole school. Time Child's Hlis- P tory of England, by Charles Dickens, was recommnended.t -After tea, a warm aisd free discussion of Lord John Russell's Education Bill, end of Stats Education ...
... Advertiser. Longfellow, who has been on a visit to Dickens, t has engaged to write a now poeta for the Messrs. Rout- ledge. MB. LoNoFELLOW'S VISIT TO TIEP TEfnmPL Y GAnincs.-Accompanied by Mr. Charles Kent, the poet I (whose stirring lines of welcome have ...
... tryst, as tears were feia'su An' met her Iuvc abune yon lift W~hen heather halls wrere saft ly blawin' ! JAMES SMIlTH3. Mr. Dickens's last novel, Our Mutual Friend, has been published comlplete. M~essrs. Maclachian and Stewart ha ve just issued an elaborately ...
... boxes of 18 fruits each, and range from 49. 6d. to Gs. per box, but the general price is ?? Magazigie. iab CHARLES DiOxEmS AT Hoaxn.-Charles Dickens, says his eldest daughter in the Corniltl Allagazind for January, was a very little and a very sickly boy ...