... Examiner ItORRBHV AT Mr, CHARLES DICKKNS'S On Friday parson named George Blackman, who was described market-gardener at Higham, was charged before the magistrates Rochester having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadshill, near Rochester ...

... removed. Dickens —The persons! appearance o' Charle# Dickens may here be briefly described, Next February will have completed hie forty seventh year having been born 1812, at Landpuri, Portsmouth. When in this country, seventeen yeara ago. Mr. Dickens somewhat ...

... highest—unless *e filled his mouth foil of strange oaths.” They sworn fearfully in Flanders,” and everywhere else, fiat if Mr. Dickens or Mr. Thackeray, or other modern sovelists, were to put “ d ns” perpetually into tbs mouths of their military heroes, their ...

... siTair, The number is limited to sixty, and all present will have soma mutual connecting link. The chair will filled Mr. Charles Dickens, and among those present will he great pablishers of the Raw and Alhemsrlestreel, the editors of the Quarterly and th ...

... and present, Mariatti An Emigrant in Search colony, by Charles Itowcrott, Ih q. i the Avenger Eight and IXti’kne-A) or, Alystorirs of Lite, 1 Mrs. Crowe, vcls • David Copperfield, | Cherlos Dickens, I vol ,Tho Highl.:: mpi^in Spain, | Capla.n Jas, Graut-1 ...

... Vernon.l 3 vols. Winhering Heights end Agues Grey, Curroi Bell, Author uf Jane Kyre, Ac., 1 %01. David Coppcrfield, by [ Charles Dickens, 1 The Highbinders in Spain, j by Captain Jus. Grant- 1 vol Adventures an Aide-de, | Camp, by the same I Love and Ambition ...

... has refused twenty excellent oilers’* at least. Illustrated by Cioickshank, and appropriately bound. 7s. DICKENS’S NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. Charles Dickens. New and cheap Edition. Complete in 1 VoL Crown Bvo, cloth, ss. THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. Chas. Dickcn In ...

... for another eight weeks, anyhow. The pic nics and bands in the squares is dhrawin’ to a close, and small blame to ’em, for dickens such other pourin’ and show’rin’ as the rain has, now and again, was ever seen since the great moisthure in Noah’s time. There’s ...

... deep hole, where there was a great eddy ; he must be here among the other fish,’ ses the witch, mighty cute intirelybut dickens a sight of him there—he was now getting impatient, and if the truth must be tould, was going to throw the ould witch into ...

... lata hour last night no clue the wbereabcata of the wretched guilty pair was obtained. A New Doimje.—A now doacrlptloa of robbery hoe Jut been brooghl to light. A commercial broker, the Kuo dec France Bourgeois, recently loot valuable diamond pin, which ...

... shipments acre made In January, March, April, Augu*t, December; and the smallest in July and November. £2,00 J. realised Charles Dicken’s entertainraeutt, are to ha expended in ihe purchase Go- vernment annuity fur the widow of Douglas Jerrold and her unmarried ...

... throughout Ireland. Unde.r it the constabularv arc bound to remove all standings and loitering people from the streets. Charles Dickens is at present keeping his terms at the Middle Temple, for the purpose of becoming a barrister. The Hoard of Manufactures ...