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... ENGLAND. Amusing Scene. —On Tuesday Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Mark Lemon attended at Marylebone I'olico court, the latter for the purpose preferring charge attempted robbery against Cornelias Hear no, and the former well-known literarv character as ...
... ed ten yean ago for Finsbury Park. THE DICKENS BANQUET. I should dearly hare liked, had occupations permitted, to hare assisted at the liverpool banquet on Saturday evening, given in honour of Mr Charles Dickens; but, in default of that, it is no slight ...
... of Mn Augnatns N. Lhckena. widow iii the brother of Charles Dickens, the celebrated English is annoit need as having °conned int:bingo, on Thursday evening, Since the death of her husband Mrs Dickens has been ie reduced circumstances, and very each depressed ...
... in our album at Scotland Yard, some of the finest men that ever shoe .leather, who hove been guilty of robbery, forgery, and murder. Charles Dickens said • truer thing in all his worka, than when be wrote that dishonesty would stare honesty out of countenance ...
... have long attacked with very little practical success. Dr Goss sets forth his ideas with all the courageous conviction of Mr Dickens.—Daih >cs. 3 Sulks. \ou may depend, in some sense, upon phlegmatic, compliant, or minutelv cautious man ; you know what he ...
... satisfied mein the point that he had no hesitation in making an order in favour of the widow. Ma. Dicutes i AVERICA.—Mr. Charles Dickens (ram the Philadelphia correspondent of The Tie , ) is still received everywhere he goes in America with the moot gratifying ...
... improving. IN EDINEHTROH•—From a handbill, issued by the North British Railway Company, we observe that, on the occasion of Charles Dickens' Readings in Edinburgh, on the evenings of Monday, Tueeday, Wednesday, and Thursday next, return tickete,—hrst and second ...
... possess for the detection and punishment of mysterious crimes. The extraordinary price paid for, and the still more remarkable robbery of the famous Gainsborough picture, also show that while art is highly appreciated in the present age, the protection which ...
... been bit:en by a dog. At New York, on the last night of the Old Year, Mr. Dickens read David Copperfield and Rob Party to a large and brilliant audience. At the close Mr Dickens stepped to the front and said— Ladies and gentlemen. I wish you, from my ...
... the Northampton Bank for £3OOO. The delinquents were soon found travelling under the names of Harry Vincent and Charles Dickens. They were arrested, and on their persons was found the sum of £1235. They had, besides, a most costly outfit. Miraculous ...
... Then who the &dons are von? Ah ! there. Have you ever beard of Charles Dickens. Yes but I know you are not Charles Dickens. No, sir, lam Tasoysoo, Longfellow ' nor Dickens; but, sir, I. the bdividasl who promisees* before you is ...
... appointed, with the Clerk of the Lieutenancy as honorary secretary. It was also decided to ask Admiral Lord Charles Scott and Admiral Lord Charles Ker to act on the committee. Subscriptions were intimated from the Duke of Buccleuch, the Duke of Roxburgh ...