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... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... for tbe present session of the York Insti- tute, _ork, on Tuesdaj last. The subject of the lecture was the writings of Charles Dickens. The lecture, a very excellent one, was well received. Leeds Ibfihmai-X. — On Friday were admit. cd.at the General Infirmary ...
... Mechanics’ Institution and Literary . , ._lq acoiher part of our paper Mrs. Charles r .Mted to have been present at the soiree of this icsti- Wednesday evening. This is error. Mrs. Dickens husband his visit to Leeds The Committee of the Leeds Victoria „ , „ ...
... 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 ...
... to the ground. Mr Charles Dipkens.—On Saturday last Mr Charles Dickens’s avant courier, Mr George Dalby, sailed from Liverpool for Halifax and Boston in the Cunard steamer China, and on the of March next, understand that Mr Dickens will leave Liverpool ...
... am not aware, . CHARLES DICKENS-BOZ. Sir Walter Scott died in 1832, and Dickens appeared in 1113. Those who love to trace the descents of genius, will be pleased with the curious coincidence in point of time, which we offer to Mr. Dickens' admirers in lieu ...
... 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 ...
... : ; - ; - - - CHARLES DICkENS-BOZ. Sir Walter Scott died in 1832, and Dickens appeared in 1833. Those who love to' trace the descents of genius, vill be pleased with the curious coincidence in point of time, which we; offer to Mr. Dickens' admirers in ...
... 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 ...
... Bethel), of Rise, Esq. Foreman. The Hon. Sir Edw. Marniaduke Vavasour, of Hazlewood Hall, Bt. Tbe Hon. Charles Langdale, of Honghtoii. Sir Charles Ibbetson, Denton Park, Bart. John Yorke, Bewerlev, Esq. George Lowther Thompson, of Sheriff Hutton Park ...
... 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 ...