... afternoon, in the Council Chamber of the Town Hall, at which it was unanimously resolved that, as the next visit of Mr. Charles Dickens to Liverpool will be the last occasion on which he will appear there in his public capacity, advantage be taken of the ...

... to do anything to arrest the degeneration, disease, and povwty directly traceable to excessive drinking. The name Charles Dickens »as one to conjure with during the greater part last century, and his works, if not held in such high estimation since ...

... he wfe made a dupe of by others. AN OLD OFFENDER.-At the Southampton quar- Al tsr sessions on Thursday evening, the, 20th, Charles Horatio C Fitziserbert, a sinister-looking muan, fifty-four years of age, ti was indicted for housebreaking, and Stealing ...

... behalf, that since he left Bradford be bad been in respectable employument at Shipley, and had not gone out of the way. Mr. Charles Chambers, agent for Chaplin and Horme, stated that he bad given information to the Bradford police, and they could not find ...

... Tower, Mr. George Leveson Gower, 'the Hon. Alfred Talbot, Count .de Sals,l Mr. W. Dickens, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Walter Seton,l SIMr. Guy xcbrigbt, and General Dickens. Mfr. ,T. T. Wharton, of [Skelton Castle, hasi allowed hois Cleveltand tenantry 25 ...

... Gibson may be considered the most justly-celobrated sculptor of the present day. CiHARLBES DIenimN AND THE CoMPOSITORS.- Charles Dickens writes for the world to read-in print; but it is only behind the scenes, in the printing-office, that his genuine MS. ...

... two months'for taking part in a robbery of five fowls, Of during Saturday night, from the hencote of Arthur IredaleI overlooker, Upper Langdale.street, Elland. A man named &mbrose Symonds, who al40,took part in the robbery, has _ decamped. 'A YOUTH FOUND ...

... of the Queen Dowager Marie Therese is the second wife of the present Archduke Charles of Austria, brother to the Emperor; another daughter is married to the Archduke Charles of Tuscany. TiE EMPRiEso CIIARLOTTE.-The unfortunate Empress Charlotte, having ...

... obtain engineer- ing advice and do what was ?? the I Bench acceded to Mr. Holroyde's application, and ap- at pointed Mr. Charles Staveley Rooke, of East-parade, e ceds, to inspect the road and report what is necessary to f. be done, such report to be ...

... and continued until 1862. Hie w as found guilty, and sen- p tenced to three years' penal servitude. ROBBERY AT HALIFAX CORPORATION GAS WORKS. y -A robbery having been committed in the weighing roomn at the Halifax Gas Works, and the sum of £3 stolen, the ...

... to see this rare and grand demonstration of Vesuvius. Mn. DIcKENs IN THE UNITED STATES.-The .Nele Yodr Herald comments upon the arrival in its cha- racteristic style. We read:- Charles Dickens arrived at Boston on Tuesday, the 10th of November, by the ...

... The Camtons. LINqTOY, .H tEYNV The Atonement of easll Drmdas. LAWREN-CE. GFEO-ROf Gay Livingstone. LEVETR. CHARLEs, Harry Lorrequter. Charles O'LMalley. LOVER, SAMUELB, Ha~ndy Andy. Rory O'Nore M.IABRYPAT. CAPE. The0 Eieos Own. Petrc Simple. Jacob Faethful ...