... of Correction. i H. W. Wickham, Esq., M.P. for this borough, has - been elected a member of the Star Club, London. [ Charles Dickens has kindly consented to give j. a gratuitous reading of his Christmas Carol, on the 28th j proximo, in behalf of the ...

... first part of the work, envied Charles Dickens with Pen and Pencil, upon which he has been engaged for more than two years. The principal features of this work are : (1) a description of all the portraits of Dickens, with unpublished memoranda concerning ...

... and girls at present in charge of the matrons. Two important changes in the Leeds Police Force have taken place. Inspector Charles F. Dyson, who has been a member of the force for the past fourteen years, and has held the post cf chief clerk at headquarters ...

... he had been seen, shortly before the robbery, in company with the woman Clarke ; and the jury, after a brief deliberation, found Fee Not Guilty of the robbery, and he was accordingly Discharged. Assault and Robbery at Leeds Thomas Walker, 22, moulder, ...

... highly coloured engraving, THE BOTTLE, or the DRUNKARD'S DOOM, and the SEVEN POOR TRAVELLERS f oun( ied I on the Work by CHARLES DICKENS, Esq., as Tenanted nightly at the principal London Theatres. represenieu The above forms No. 1 and 2of the Coloured A- ...

... direction of Leeds. Farewell Dinner to Mr. Charles Dickens. — i On Saturday the principal literary and artistic men of the country i met at the Freemasons' Tavern, London, to bid farewell to Mr. Charles Dickens prior to his proposed visit to America. Lord ...

... in court (Caseley) was the chief operator in the robbery. His frank and circumstantial narrative of the affair gives an insight into matters more interesting than the niceties of ironwork. The robbery had been elaborately schemed, and was only accomplished ...

... Smith is leaving. Mr. Charles Dickens's Readings.—These really unique entertainments came off on Thursday night, and last night, at the Music Hall, Albion-street, and they were thoroughly successful. On Thursday night Mr. Dickens read Barbox Brothers ...

... see why Mr. Dickens could not visit Chicago. If he had done so he must either recognise Mrs Bertha Phillips Dickens, to the Injury of the other Mrs Dickens, or by refusing to do so expose her to contumely. I understmd that Charles Dickens ...

... and all on one side. Mr. Dickens paraded bis domestic life to the world; Mrs. Dickens from that day to this has k ...

... Rev. John Gwyther, Assistant Minister of St. Phillip's Church, Sheffield, to the Vicarage of Fewston, near Otley. Mr. Charles Dickens (Boz) has, this week* been on visit to the Marquis of Normanby, at Castle, near Whitby. Anti-State-Church Conference.*The ...

... says that Charles Dickens, during one of his visits to Paris, had his watch stolen from him at the theatre. This watch had been given to him by tbe Queen, and was, therefore very much prized by him. On returning to his hotel Mr. Dickens found a small ...