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... The New Vork papers last received, announcing the arriva the Britannia, from Liverpool, dwell with evident on the Mr. Dickens one of the passengers and are unammous their expression goodwill towards him, with the promise •1 welcome. When Gustavus 111 ...
... The Death of Mr. Charles Cocks.—lt is with sincere regret that we record the death of this gentleman. Mr. Cocks had been seriously ill for some few weeks prior to his decease. The primary oause of his death was an accident which, though at first apparently ...
... Knight. Messrs. Osmond and J. White have been elected overseers for Greenham for the ensuing year. Robbery.—On Monday night last, the stable of Charles Slocock, E«q., at Donnington, was broken into. The thieves cut hole in the door, by which they entered ...
... Madcap Prince of Wales (Henry IV.), Part 1. The Robbery of Gadshill. Tho Warrior King (Henry V.), at Agincourt. The Lover (Henry V.), and Catherine. Part 2.—Miscellaneous. The Boots at Holly Tree Inn (C. Dickens). Lost and Found (Hamilton Aide). Rubinstein’s ...
... Mr. Charles Dickens' Reading.—The visit of this popular author to our town took place on Monday last, when there wa3 a very large and fashionable audience at the New Hall, London-street, to greet him. Previous to commencing the reading, Mr. Dickens begged ...
... they were contemplating an unusually cruel and mean breach of one the Divine commandments. In the Rev. Air Stiggins. Charles Dickens pourtrayed type that was not extinct (loud cheers). MR BULL AND LOCAL TRADE. Mr R. H. Noblo and Mr A. H. Bull, who pupported ...
... any day, and in proof of enclosed a draft for 20Z. a present to the old man. Mr. Charles Dickens is Ireland.—Whatever differences of opinion there may be as to Mr. Dickens, he made, by his three readings, what may be called a good thing. After payment ...
... the Metropolitan Police. V Charles Dickens.—We desire to draw the attention of our fellow townsmen to the fact that on Tuesday next a lecture will be delivered in the Town Hall by Lawrence Gane, Esq., on Charles Dickens. Mr. Gane is not unknown in ...
... who has recently taken a farm at Upper Cavershaiu, wan broken open aud fowls stolen therefrom. Robberies. During thejpast week there have been several robberies in the town. Now that the evenings are so dark shopkeepers should be cautious and not have their ...
... had stood the test of time better than the later works of the artist. Charles Dickens his son Eton.— ln this order went on to Tom Brown’*, the Uilor’s,” where they all [young Dickens and some school friends] dressed in aquatic costume, and then to the ...
... manifested such kind interest in their over worked estate.— Churchman Shilling Magazine. Mp.. Dickens' Sale. —The sale of the effects of Mr. Charles Dickens attracted a great crowd of buyers to Christie and Manson's rooms on Saturday, and the prices which ...
... who died at Dutch House, Winchfield, last week :— Mr. John T. Cole, who died the other day, is best known by his ' Life of Charles Kean,' and his ' Memoirs of British Ge«erals distinguished during the Peninsular War.' Originally in the army, and in the ...