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... TrTi C HALL. SHEFFIELD. \| Manager— Me, CHARLES DICKENS, ?? urn .Tavistock Square, in the County of Middlesex. 31 0 ND A V EVENING, August 30th, 1 852, ' THE AMATEUR COMPANY OF - rUILD OF LITERATURE AND ART; „ c Life Assurance and other Provident habits ...
... Straw for the ; same, may apply to George Mitchell, Angel Inn Livery . Stables. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S ENTERTAINMENT. Ladies and Gentlemen who purpose honouring Mr. Dickens with their presence on MONDAY Evening next, will find it advantageous to purchase ...
... B- CHARLES D ; IQJLJE N . S. The Conductors of the Independent have pleasure in announcing that they have made special arrange- ments with Messrs. Chaputftn and Hull f.r the publication, in the Weddy Independent, of the late Mr. Charles Dickens' famous ...
... and 64, HARTLEY Joseph, SHEPHKRDSON Charles, HAIGH Robert, and SCOTT John. Night Poaching being armed end W. unding; 65 and 66, SHEPHERD Alfred and TABKKR Edward, Robbery; 68 ana t9, ROAN James and WATSON John, Robbery; .0, 71, and 72, MORLAND Richard. ...
... him to the notice of Macaulay and Dickens. Macaulay wrote him a letter ?? with warm and lavish praise. Dickens, with unsparing expressions of delight and enthusiasm, asked bim to write for Household Words. When Dickens believed in a man and trusted him ...
... WILSON ALFRED, 56, WILSON CLARA, alias STANLEY MARY, Robbery; 44, HALL GEORGE, Burglary; 40, HUGHES GEORGE, Burglary ; 88, DUFFY WILLIAM, 3'J, CORKLIN EDWABD, Robbery; Cki, MARSHALL JOHN, Robbery ; 47, JONES JOHN, Setting Fire to a W r ood ; 51, CHAPMAN ...
... expression lhat the mantle of Dickens has f alleu upon him ; bnt while his works display all the humour and pathos of his prototype, it is not too much to say tnai t arjeon has a tamed a style and finish far superior to those of Dickens. Farjeon's delineations ...
... John Beatson and Heket Sandfobd, or either of them, unto and to the uae ef the eaid James Mobbison, Charles Binns, Henbt Bangelet, and George Charles Hague, their Heirs, Executors, Adminis- trators, and Assigns, upon Trust for the benefit of the Creditora ...
... On tic following SUNDAY EVENING (2lthl, the Rev. GlOP'iU KNIGH f will Addre.-s Parents and Scholars. , frui )ul — »• Charles Dickens' Letter to his Youngost Son. Services— ?? and 6.30. A Collection afur each Service on liehalf of the School. TO-MORROW ...
... a._. , 16. Edward Flahenv (ou hail), robbery with violence; 28. ; Mary Bmke, and 29, Bridjf.t Hattersley. robbery wiih violence; 1 ?? Richard Dixon, forgery and embezzlement (2 cases); 47, ! Kate broaden, robbery, wiih others; 31, Thomas Malta, -U, Kranris ...
... Devonshire House.) The Characters by IOE Mr. JOHN DARKER. : r ' HEVBY COMPTON, Mr. CHARLES DICKENS. ?? ■ WY YOUNG. Mr.AUGDSTUS EGG.A.R.A. Z FOBERT BELL, Mr. CHARLES KNIGHT, Mr. MARK LEMON, ?? v ! KIE COLLINS. Mr. FRANK STONE, A.R.A. LEY COSTELLO, Mr ...
... OPENING LECTURE wiU be ?? In the Lecture HaU of the Institute, by Mr. JAMES PATON. Subject: 'The Genius and Writings of Charles Dickens. The President of the Institute, the Bey. CANON SALE, D.D., will tak. the Chair. The Lecture will commence at Eight o'Clock ...