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... happened that Hampshire is to be credited with the birth of Charles Dickens. When the war ceased, there being—fortunately for England and the world far less occasion for navy pay clerks, Mr. John Dickens retired upon a pension, and, going to London, he being ...
... MR. CHARLES. DICKENS AND THE NEWSMEN. ene . ?? On Tuesday MIr. Charles Diekens presided at the auni- hi F versary festival of the Newsvendors' Benevolent Institu- hi tion. In proposing the toast of the evening, Mr. Dickens di ed, said: It is an appropriate ...
... FORGERY AND ROBBERY. George M'Gowan, alias Scott, no home, clerk, was charged at Westminster, on the 9th inst., with uttering a forged order, and obtaining a set of the late Charles Dicken s works. George Talbot, assistant at Mr. Westerton s library, ...
... MR. DICKENS ON MR. TII.ACKERAY. (From the Cornhill for February.) On the te„ble befrere, me there till that he bad written of his latest And lest story. Tint it would b. very sad to any one —that it is irsexpresainly so to a writer —in its evidences ...
... SOUTH WALES ECHO Tuesday 24th December 1991 SCROOGED (1988): (BBC1 315pm) Disappointing modern-day version of the Charles Dickens classic starring Bill Murray as the youngest - and meanest - network president in TV history who sees Christmas only as an ...
... great advantage, in the Humber and the rivers connected with it.-Leetls Intelligencer.] A brother of the celebrated Mr Charles Dickens has been appointed to a small place in the excise. All the world owes all the world more than all the world is worth, ...
... SOUTH WALES ECHO MONDAY DECEMBER 24 1990 ELEVEN 1 40 FILM: THE ITALIAN JOB plan for a bullion robbery in Italy (S) 31 5 CHILDREN'S BBC 325 BLUE PETER Children gather with a Salvation Army Brass Band and the BBC Chorus to sing carols (S) 350 FILM: MASTERS ...
... having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadslail, near ' I Rochester. The robbery, it appeared, was of a very : impudent character, the prisoner first turning his horse into Mr. Dickens's meadow without that gentleman's ' permission ...
... Mr. Dickens's house on Twelfth Night, 1854, served to introduce most of the ickens family to the sock and buskin of private thea .cals. On that occasion Mr, Charles Dickens, jui.ior, appeared as King Arthur the Second; Mr. Henry Fielding Dickens—the Mr ...
... college. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday the star picture is Scrooge,' a picture based on the novel from the pen of Charles Dickens. As the miser whose regeneration is brought about by the Spirit: , of Christmas, Paid, Present and Future, Seymour Hicks ...
... ALLEGED ROBBERY OE BOOTS.—At the policecourt, on Friday—before Messrs E. Crawshay, Russell J. Kerr, and William Cra.wshay—lArilliain Man, an old offender, of Blakeuey, was charged with stealing a pair of boots, valued at 4s, the property of Charles Steele ...
... the reduction of the iniquitous sugar duties. The nest volume of the Dickens Letters will be of extraordinary interest, containing, as it does, the cerrenimiaence between Mr. Dickens and the late Lord Litton apropos of spiritualism. I presume e v e rybody ...