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... TUE DEATH OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. the London morning papers contain long biographical notices. leading articles, on the death of Mr. Charles Dickens. T*jc Timet says, the loss such a man is an event which makes ordinary expressions regret secia cold and ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S' BLEAK-HOUSE AGAIN have the welcome familiar green monthly parts stopped, and again has Mr. Dickens brought his labours to a conclusion—Bleak-house is finished.. Such being the case, it is our pleasing duty briefly to review the ...
... MR. CHARLES- . _DICKENS'S BLEAK-HOUSE?' AGAIN have the welcome familiar green monthly parts stopped, and again has Mr.. Dickens brought his labours to a conclusion—Bleak-house is finished. Such being the case, it is our pleasing duty briefly to review ...
... CHARLES DICKENS IN evening, Mr. Charles Dickens read his “ Carol” for the benefit of the Sheffield tution, before a crowded institution: audience e, in the large hall of the the énthusidsm, appreciation the reading gave frequent tokens of th: TiceR Weare ...
... MR. DICKENS & AMERICA. The New York Tribune of the 29th ult. says : Charles Dickens is coming to the United States, to give a series of readings in the principal cities of the republic. The announcement will be received with pleasure throughout the ...
... GREAT JEWEL ROBBERY. Our Hastings correspondent sends us information of a great jewel robbery at the seat of the Duke of Cleveland, Battle Abbey, near Hastings. During a dinner party ome thieves gained access to the bedroom occupied by the duke and duchess ...
... MR. ftICKKNS'S WORKS. TUK CHARLES DICKENS romoir. CHAPMAN and HALL have the honour announceam entirely New Edition the whole Mr. aiwja. will produced with especial care, and has been devised by Mr. Dickens ana Publisher*, with tie object combining the ...
... without having been assaulted by a single person in .e the crowd.- e Mrl. CHARLES DicicrNs.-Certain. malignant r-umours affecting the personal reputation of Mr. a Charles Dickens having been widely circulated by n some evil-disposed persons, that gentleman ...
... were major winners in the Tony awards Broadway’s equivalent of the Oscars The Mysteiy of Edwin Drood a musical based on Charles Dickens' unfinished novel won five awards including the best actor in a musical prize for 66-year-old British character actor ...
... Chronicle has changed hands, retaining, however, Mr. Shirley Brooks and the most available portion of its staff of writers. Charles Dickens’s Household Words is steadily attaining an enormous circulation, cutting its way with diamond-like brightness; and unless ...
... ATROCIOUS MURDp AND ROBBERY:IN LIMPOOL. ntebwo • si n ie O ueedint et,nesoewidateuttr among o r: those esi f rwhunoccanahhtegv asgieowedeanhreain tgr tr rya attempt s r t ri d i o o r n y a t : a n : d n ' deuees.np, the oe The o ch k e e t li scenee ...
... cartridges and fuses from quarries of Department of Oise being informed robbery by local police Oorbeil prefecture once strict investigation result of whioh convinced tha robbery wm work of Anarchist intended on May 1 only in foreign Under from the Tribunal ...