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... Mauiager. By Canon Wenham 4 6 Selected Poems of Matthew Arnold ?? ?? 4 6 t Posts, Tele~raphs, and Telephones .. ?? 4 0 t Dicken's History of Encland. 4to clvth ?? 2 6 Sir Walter Scott. ByRichaid H. Hutton ?? 2 6 A Companion to Killarney i By Mr. and ...
... iu the result of! a, trial, could b exatuined as i a witness. There is no ?? in Eiiglislh literature better known ?? Charles Dickens' -account uf the great trial of - Bardell sersus Pickwick. 'I ha.t ?? ! is not alone a fine piece of humour, but also ...
... over a number of years, an amount of rei- tapeism was developed which would have shanied the Circumlocution Office of Charles Dickens. Col. Stanley, I am informed, was not to blame, but the bland opposition of the Treasury could not be overcome. Mr. O ...
... BARKCER. 'with 'he original and only authorised version of the great OlYnPic Drania.LITTLE EM'LY. VWritten by the late Charles Dickens, azd adapted by An- drew Halliday. by special penuission of the author. On EASItER MONDAY, ApriflO. And Every Evening ...
... distinguished for the parity of his character as the di L rilliancy and vastness of his genius, was a reporter-and et Charles Dickens, the magician of modern literature, whose r mystic wand bad brought into existence more beautiful at creatures of genius ...
... d G Our Flag and other Poems. By K MI Stone ,3.. -Scoft's Bride of Laammermoor. Marcus Ward , alsrtin Chutzlewit. By Charles Dickens 2 The Young Duke. By Benjamin Disirnoli ?? 2 Mauprat. By George Sand 2 c Academy Notes, 18'8. 150 fllustratiens Grosvenor ...
... Dancing Misftrcs Forbidden Dances Mr. Dickens's Now Story. High Life below Stairs ! Theatrical Gentlemen in the Bankruptcy Court FEARFUL OUTRAGE IN THE COUNTY MEAT]H Alleged Wife Murder ! A Brutal Furmer ! Highway Robbery by a Woman! A Tersible Affray. Attack ...
... FAREWELL VISIT OF CHARLES YScTo , Bw PAST.-We have much pleasure in announcing that Mr. Dickenswill make a Farewell visit to Belfast during the Autumn, and will read in the Uister Hall on two evenings. This will assrdly be Mr. Dickens' last public appearance ...
... A Jail Bird The Value of a boed Charater. Assaulting a Lancer. Robbery from the Person. Alleged Case of Child Neglect. Important to Publicans. Attempted Sulcile, Street Robbery. ROBBERY AND ILLEGAL PAWNINGi, &c. IMPORTANT AARNST IN CORIL KNICK-KNACESBFOR ...
... Rev. Dr. Cantwell, Rlight ?? Walsb, Right Rev. Dr. M'EvIlyi London Gossip; Calling out of tbe Militla; Robbery of a Convent; Faire; Extensive Robbery of WoolI the Latest Msgoetic Dispatches; The Army; Promo.- tlons and Exchanges; The Corn Trade; Commercial ...
... vdoe Orbigial Editions of Fleawic4 DaIid Ceppereid, &. On SAT9RDAY, AIrtic80th wilihe Pubished, Part I., U ?? By CHARLES DICKENS, - To bo completed In Twenty Monthly Parts, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS, By MARCUS BSORS. ,London: Chapman and Hall, 103, Piccadilly ...
... Iondon. W. Ridgeway Piccadilly Sold Dy all ook sellersm R. DICKENS'S NEW WORK. On March 31st will be Published, PRICE ONE SHILLING, Part One of THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, By CHARLES DICKENS. With Illustrations by S. L. Fides. To be cornpleted in Twelve ...