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... on the stage, even before he opens his mouth, he is met with the most rapturous applause. The p-edic tions of Messrs. Charles Dickens, Mark Leman, Talfourd, Thack cray, and other gentlemen, who witnessed his late various perform mances in imitation of ...
... were to be given from time to lime. Some years ago he appeared for a licence on behalf of Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Mark Lemon, Mr. Douglas Jerrold, Mr. Charles Knight, and others, who were associated with the guild of literature, to perform melodrama and ...
... —subject, The Life and Writings of Charles Dickene. There was moderately large attendance, and the chair was occupied the Rev. J. J. Christie. The lecturer commenced by giving excellent treatise on the life of Charles Dickens, combatting the erroneous opinions ...
... jfrisoner O't of the robbery (Wednesday.) running lioro the place, with another maneach had something under coat. Witm-s# heard splash in the water, and on fetching policeman Blackburn, they got out two pieces ut lead and apron Charles Kennedy had seen the ...
... his hands. The notes now missing were advertised, and it was probable the robbery would be detected thereby. .Tiie prisoner was remanded. Robbery at the Bee-hive Works. — A robbery was committed at the Ree-hive Works, Shalesmoor, belong- ing to Messrs. ...
... nothing of tbem, ; except that tbe decisions arrived at would be amazing to me if I did not keep in mind a wise saying of Charles Dickens, that no man that I bas not bad the same opportunities as a jury- man lias a right to weigh bis opinion against tbat of ...
... Pill ,f Health Cooper's Botanical Purifying Pilts 53 Dawson's Lozenges SjtrtU. On Tneadsj last, in Doughty-street, Mrs Cbas. Dickens, daughter. fuamaara. Wednndaj, at Eocletfield, Mr Robert Stuart Moir, of Swiiex, to Aon, daughter of Mr John Uloomer. augur ...
... THE DISTRESSING FATALITY AT NEW WHITTINGTON. The adjourned inquest on the bodies of Mr. John Stapleton, and Walter Charles Stapleton, bis nephew, was held at tbe Miners' Arms Inn, yesterday afternoon, before C. S. B. Busby, Esq. The following additional ...
... church, and the school I children, having assembled to hear the Ruv. G. J. I Chester, 8.A., Incumbent of Moorfields, read Charles Dickens's Christmas Carol. The rev. gentleman read the carol in a manner which was sympathetic and appropriate to the nature ...
... very temporary. ' The Robbery at the Aire and Calder Offices, ?? EE^ b ?? Afc the Leeds Town HalI > on Friday, before Mr. Maclea and Mr. Tennant, James Kirk was again brought up on remand, charged with being concerned in the robbery at the Aire and Calder ...
... morning that he has engaged Mr. Charles Dickens to write a tale expressly for the New York Ledger. Speculation is now wide awake in literary dries on the question whether tho proprietor of the Ledger gives Mr. Dickens 20,000 or 25,000 dollars for this ...
... Diary, in which Mr Beunett'l paper is there described the worst bf all the disreputable papers in the United Stales, aud; Mr Dickens truly suyk, in bis Kutes, * their name ft Legion.’ Captain Manyat mentions also the fact, that before he had been in America ...