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... THOUGHTS ON DICKENS Mr. Maskell Addresses Bourne Fellowship Members The members of the Long Eaton Bourne Church Fellowship cn Wednesday were treated to an informative address by Mr. J. B. Maskell on The Kentish Homeland or Charles Dickens. Tracing the ...
... WHERE DICKENS WAS BORN The house in which Charles Dickens was born, No. 387, Commercial-read, Landsort. Portsmouth, is shertly to be offered by auction. > e S S There is a desire that this opportunity ...
... “ THE BOYHOOD OF DICKENS.” TO THE EDITOR OF * THR DAILY TELEGRAPH.” notice on the ‘ Life of Charles | the interesting Dickens,” by John F orster, in MM onday’s Dauy Telegraph, 1 the your reviewer : “ Soon Charlea bad to wiseries of a da neigbbourhood ...
... FORGERY AND ROBBERY. G e M’Gowan, alias Scott, no home, clerk, was at Westminster, on the 9th inst., with uttering a forged order, and obtaini a set of the late Charles Dicken’s works. George Talbot, assistant at Mr. | Westerton’s library, Knightsbridge ...
... 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, ...
... THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OP THE PICKWICK CLUB, BT CHARLES DICKENS. (Published by special arrangement with Messrs. Chapman and Hall, owners ofthe Copyright.) Chapter* VI. An Old-fashioned Card-party— The Clergy? man's Verses— -The Story of the Convict's Return ...
... DICKENS'S COUNTRY. Rochester, Chatham, and the neighbourhood were the scene of Charles Dickens's happiest days of childhood ; in the vieinity—at Oadshill —was tho home of his later years. He was not, indeed, born in Kent, but his father came to Chatham ...
... capital to used, that the forthcoming meeting will be awaited with great interest. DEATH OF LITTLE DORRIT. A link with Charles Dickens has been severed the death at Southsca of Mrs. G. M. Hayman, one of his close personal friends, who is claimed by her ...
... ALLEGED EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF PLATINUM. Charles aged 44. clerk, of Fulbrook•roado Toftardl-park, and Thomas Dickens, aged 61, a carpenter, ot Iseinhtea-road, Ketitisb-town. were twilight up at Maryldiom: Police-court, on Friday, charged with beiog corateraed ...
... was remanded to Thursday next for further evidence. THE FAREWELL BANQUET TO MR. CHARLES DICKENS. A complimentary dinner was given on Saturday night to Mr. Charles Dickens, previous to his departure for the United State*. The chair was taken Lord Lytton ...
... DICKENS’S SECRETARY DEAD. Charles Dickens wrote no more pitiable story than that disclosed the inquest on Charles Dolby Fulham Infirmary on Saturday. He was formerly private secretary to the great novelist, and one time possessed considerable means. His ...
... mailcoach, a large parcel of opals. Wilcannia, near which this daring robbery was effected, is the constituency that Mr Edward Buiwer Lytton Dickens, the youngest son of Charles Dickens, represented in the New South Wales Parliament for six years. He has ...