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... ?? it possibble Gtliailhs ?? could tell the public, 'L fttlsehloudl, it 1osild be evely honetst ?? d(lly liot to ilitato Charles teladc, but to ?? hiu, lvild Snirk to CGod s truth. In point of flet, howeves, therc is 110 dislereplley whatever between ...
... life struck man, woman, or child.' This is a fact. He prevailed by his moral courage. We perceive, -by the wry, that r. Charles Dickens has written a letter to a morning paper, contradicting our statement that he has undertaken to writs -Mr. Inspector Field's ...
... bard Brunei, Sir Howard Elphinstone, Bart., Sir H. De la Beck, Professor Bessels, Professor Jacobi, Sir Thomas Potter, Sir Charles Shaw, Mr. G. W. Wood, M .P., Mr. Mark Phillips, M.P., Henry Hallam, Esq., and many other distinguished in- dividuals. Grace ...
... Grapes, London-road, for robbery, be discharged by the Society. It was also unanimously agreed to allow the solicitor's expenses to Mr. Winterbotham, of Peele's Coffee-house, Fleet-street, for the prosecution of his barmaid for robbery; to Mr. Jones, Jack ...
... have never been a player, I have seen some- thing of the industry carried on behind the footlights. In 1851 I wrote for Charles Dickens an article on the organisation of a theatre in the production of a panto- mime, It was my own pantomime, and so struck ...
... ; Sir J. B. Johnston, M.P.; Sir Charles Burrell, M.P.; Colonel Wood, M.P.; Mr. Pusey, M.P.; Mr. Childers, M.P.; Mr. Barnett, M.P.; Mr. Wilbraham, ?? Mr. Lawson, M.P.; Mr. Pendarves, M.P.; Sir John Guise, Sir Charles Price, the Hon. Captain Spencer, Colonel ...
... engagement. The benefit will take place in May, and will be under the patronage of Sir Henry Irving, Mr Beerbohm Tree, Mr Charles Wyndham,. Mr hare, and other leading managers. MONDAY next, Feb. 20th, is the birthday of the painter-player, Joseph Jefferson ...
... SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.-(Last Night) the beautiful dtama of Dot, cleverly constructed by Dion Bouci- v ault, on the basis of Charles Dickens's poetical story of The Cricket on the Hearth, was produced here last evening, with new and excellent scenery and ...
... London Tavein, on Monday, and also in contra- diction to the general remour, that we are authorised to state that Mr. Charles Dickens will positisely officiate as president on the occasion. It affords us great pleasure, also, to be able to give a most ...
... was brought up in custody and placed at the bar before Mr. Rawlinson, charged with havingattempted to obtain money from Charles Dickens (Boz), No. 1, Devon- shire-terrace, New-road, by means of false and fraudulent re. presentations. The prisoner seemed ...
... grarid1st ever attempted under Mr iries mariag-ini nit, but the most magnificent ever seen in Louldorn snici tbe dat s of Charles Kean. Thle popular itiariager if 1tr 1 Maj rst as has proved coIl- clusively that Slaketl-ware (doi(r at Ilspell ruill. W1IFmN ...
... I sught consolation in perusing my favourite and most fascinating author, Joe Miller.' Mr Pook-Meaning, I suppose, Charles Dickens. It is upon the extracts I have read to you, sir, that I found this charge of libel as base and malicious as ever was ...