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... mi own collection,which, I humbly submit, crystallises the most precious compliments ever paid to the late l_nd great Charles Dickens, The agitator was returningifrom a mon. ster meeting in Lipperary during the height of his popularity ; he sat in a corner ...
... -Private theatricals were among the amusements of the people of Montreal whilst Sir Charles Bagot was there. A performance took place at the Theatre Royal, with Mr. Charles Dickens as serge manager, who, with his lady, sustained leading parts in the pieces selected ...
... MOONSTONE. Cooper, J. Fenimore, THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS. THE PATHFINDER. THE PRAIRIE. Crawford, F. Marion. SJH. ISAACS. Dickens, Charles. MARTIN CHUZ/LEWIT. AS MCKLFUY. THE OLD crmosirY SHOP. DOM BEY AND SON. OLIVER TWIST. Doyle, Conan. THE FIRM OF GIRDLESTONS ...
... MOONSTONE. Cooper, J. Fenimore. THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS. THE PATHFINDER. THE PRAIRIE. Crawford, F. Marion. MR. ISAACS. Dickens, Charles. MARTIN CHUZZUEWIT. NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. DOMBEY AND SON. OLIVER TWIST. Doyle, Conan. THE FIRM GIRDI ...
... being closed, Mr. H. C. Dickens submitted that there was no evidence against Wooleer ,• and in his ease the jury thereupon returned a verdict of Not guilty. Mr. Hohler, K.C., on behalf of Drysdale, on Friday suggested that the robbery was planned and carried ...
... RAILWAY NEI. At the Sessions this mornirg King. 30, William Burtudge, 25, Charles Kent, Williams Charles Parrott, n, Charles Dickens. 19, and George Henry Haker, 22, were indicted for stealing and receiving a large .tuantity of Korn,' belungtng to the ...
... stands, said Mr. Ryde, lived “ Phiz — Hablot Knight Browne—who illustrated - “ The Pickwick Papers” for Charles Dickens. There was evidence that Dickens often visited both his illustrator and relatives who lived in the neighbourhood. “ Thornton Heath is ...
... the Golden Gate, by Bret Harte ‘\each 1/6 The Sphinx of Eaglebawk, by Boldrewood, author of Robbery under Arms” e ! Bleak House, by Charles Dickens 9d. Beyond the Dreams of Avarice, by Walter Besant 4/6 The Book-Bills of Narcissus, by Richard ...
... Golden Gate, by Bret Harte ‘]~each 1/6 The Sphinx of Eaglehawk, by Boldrewood, author of *“ Robbery under Arms” vee ) { Bleak House, by Charles Dickens 9d. Beyond the Dreams of Avarice, by Walter Besant 4/6 The Book-Bills of Narcissus, by Richard ...
... Wilkie Bard shares top of the programme honours. He is, as has been described by an American newspaper writer, the Charles Dickens of the English variety stage. ...
... MOONSTONE. Cooper, J. Fenimore. The LAST of the MOHICANS. The PATHFINDER. The PRAIRIE. Crawford, F. Marion. Mr. ISAACS. Dickens, Charles. MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT. NICHOLAS NICKLEBY The OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, DOMBEY and SON. I' OLIVER TWIST. The World’s Greatest Writers ...
... POLICE. Shameless Knave. —Mr. Chories Dickens (” Boz’’) and Mr. Mark Lemon attended at Marylebone Police Court on Tuesday—the latter for the purpose of preferring cliarge of attempted robbery against Cornelius llearne, aged 19. and the former witness ...