... politicat capital for certain Cab It is not surprising. really, to learn that the liat af bo ranges from Dickens to Chaucer, from Mrs, Heury Wood to ‘ Robbery Under The book is justified by the jain, who it in Ils ligt on the ground that the evildeer came to ...

... William Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and Sir E. Burne-Jones lived, and one to No. 13, Johnson-street, Somers Town, where Charles Dickens lived in his boyhood. For employing women overtime in contravention of the Factory and Workshops Acts, Messrs. Plowman ...

... has been appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the East Riding, by his father, Lord Wenlock. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Charles Preston, of Hull, in the county of York, Gent., to be Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. The Lord Chancellor ...

... AN EDIFYING SCENE. I Charles Dickens has been plagiarized at the Mansion- house. A scene has'been stolen from some unpublished work of the author of Pickwick. Ile suppressed it, thinking it rather too bold inc the ridiculous, and exceed- iug the absurdity ...

... thought no more of it, but next day I heard that a robbery had been effected at a house opposite mine. Some thieves had broken in and succeeded in carrying off some things well worth their while. This robbery is not reported, and I suppose there are dozens ...

... few specimens:—Letter from Benjamin Disraeli (Lord postponing the payment of account, dated 1822 (12a.) -, letters of Charles Dickens, 1851, and Palmerston, 1833, and one other (10s.); document signed Her Majesty the Queen, and parchment signed by George ...

... Men Charged With Receiving Stolen Cars. „At . the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, before the Cormnon Serjeant (Sir Henry Dickens, K;C.), Mr. Eustace Fulton continued his speech to the jury on behalf of the prosecution in the case in which Richard Gray ...

... fainted, and war renamed from the court. EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES. At the London Sessions on Tuesday Henry King, 3S, William Burbidge, 25, Charles Kent, 24, William Charles Parrott, 21, Charles Dickens, 19, and George Henry Baker, ?2, ...

... and the district. Lecture on Charles Dickens — On Wednes- day evening, the Rev. J. Lettis Short delivered a leoture in the Vestry Hall, Cemetery road, under the auspices of the Ecoleeall Club, on the life of Charles Dickens. Mr. Councillor Elliott oooupied ...

... of the Irish Department of Agriculture, has appointed a committee to inquire ioto the flaxgrowing industry in Ireland. Charles Dickens’ grandchildren are arranging to give an entertainment to the 230 inguienta of the Royal Hospital for Incurabies, utney ...

... (Thackoray) (Bladkmore) . Ivanhoe (Scott) Adam Bede Eliot) Jane Eyre (Charlotte —. Westward Ho! (Charles Kinyatey) 77 A Ta)e of Two Cities (Dickens) —, 72 The Count Monte Crisco (Dumas) 63 For the Term of His Natural (Clarke) 62 The CLoiater and the ...

... JANUARY 7th. will be paha/shed the FIRST VOLUME of the New Weekly Issue ot ASSELL'S NATIONAL LIBRARY. Price 3d. MAN, or Clo by DICKENS. th 6d. Vol. 1. will consist •' THE PUNTED that have DO4 hitherto appeared in the will be added to this re-Woe, which will ...