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... have to notice the death of Mr. Alfred Dickens (brother to the illustrious English anthor), who expired at Manchester, from a frightfully rapid attack of illness of a pulmonary nature, on Friday night week. Mr. Dickens was the travelling and inspecting engineer ...
... Seymour oompanT properties, and' last, but not and hugely popular Mr. Dan ; mrsic-hall comedian. The former played Charles Dickens’s Scrooge,” the adaptation of the Christmas MR. DAN LENO. MR SEYMOUR HICKS. MISS GLLAI-INE TERRISS. MK. J “Commanded” ...
... deceased wife’s sister, by Sir. F. Crossley, from Halifax, and Mr. Hadfield, from Sheffield. Mr. Dickens’s Reading.—On Thursday evening Mr. Charles Dickens was in Bradford, and gave a selection of readings in St. George’s Hall. There was a magnificent ...
... permission to erect for six months, in an artistic manner, in some public place in the heart of the city, a statue of Charles Dickens and Little Nell, which would be removed free of cost if not bought by the authori- ties. The application was refused, ...
... issue of racism without being a patronising pain. Guinness and Sarah Pickering get to grips with Charles Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) BBC 2, Christ- Dickens' epic novel of poverty, prison and family skelemas Eve, 11.30pm-I.lBam tons-in-the-cupboard. mm“hflflmm ...
... Richard Roundeil, of Gledstone, Esq. Robert Denison, of Kilnwick Percy, Esq. Nicholas Edmund Yarburgh, Heslington, Esq. Charles Fairfax, the younger, of Gilling Castle, Esq, Robert Bower, of Wei bam. Esq. Richard Hill, of Thornton, Esq. Yarburgb Grearne ...
... Yorkshire Dickens was in th« main rigfct, and * schools and Yorkshire schoolmaster, were, whole, such dasenbee them. That theee genry and their ‘ Cave* Despair ’ no longer of the many debts gratitude which l*i»w countrymen owe to Charles Dickens. Holloway’* ...
... House of Commons, in his sermon at the Savoy Chapel, on Sunday, spoke of the death of Mr. Charles Dickens, and said that, strange as it might sound, Mr. Dickens had by his writings done essential service to the Christian Church. There swas a punity and ...
... the New Weekly loam of gASSELL'S NATIONAL LIBRARY. Pries 3d.; or Cloth 6.1. Vol. I. will consist of THE TINTED MAN. by DICKENS. IDPOSTANT Volumes that have Dot hitherto eppeszed In the be added to this reduce, which consist of a of the Cr=Works the ...
... raci caused his at. Forest Sports, was track so cause a The plamtiffe [again discussed. was, decided that owing the ro Mr. Charles Joseph Dams, Mr. Thomas Meares, intorosssion of the Forest Sports Committee, and and Miss Meares, and the defendant* is Mr' ...
... completed a new annual for Christmas next. The forthcoming work is built upon lines onoe made familiar by the late Mr. Charles Dickens. Its oublication will be undertaken by Messrs. John and Robert Maxwell. There will appear early in October, under the ...
... theatres. Of late years she was engaged with her daughters, the Misses Ternan, in the private theatricals organised by Mr. Charles Dickens. Mrs. Ternan died at Oxford, aged 71. The Cholera Epidemic of 1873. —In the kingdom of Poland, since the commencement ...