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... Over 250,000 copies of Charles Dickens novels are sold annually. Yarmouth's herring fleet will consist season of about 700 boat?, over 200 being steam drifters. Whkn the Shah of Persia visited Drury Lane Theatre 1873 he paid tbe record price of £500 for ...
... D. Fleming, Mr James M’Laren and Mr W. G. Robson. THE LATE MRS DICKENS.—The death occurred at the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, last Thursday, of Mrs Dickens, whose husband, Mr Walter Dickens, died 14 years ago at Muirhouses. The deceased lady was a native ...
... ever'remember a grosser case than the present.—l am, my dear sir, very faithfully yours, Charles DICKENS Extraordinary House Robbery Bolton.—A strangely impudent house robbery took place Derby Street, Bolton, about fortnight since which, onfortunately, the police ...
... (his age was about twenty-two), had turned white, was said, in that half-hour.— Animals of the Alps. Thomas Carlvle and Charles Dickens.—Speaking of Prussia reminds me that, allured by the prospects peace and the talk about a Prussian (in all probability) ...
... only, a man W that man, Cull, had been dead f . This remarkable examination was i; >o , me eil rtoo r old Mr Charles Dickens h.„ Mr Charles Dickens writes , Newcastleon-Tvne —Being 1 have observed in your p aper £ my way this morning) an yesteraaj ting ...
... REGINALD OWEN stars as Ebcnczcr Scrooge with Gene Lockhart as Bob Cratchit in director Edwin L Marin’s screen adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic For Scrooge knowledge of his own past present and future is a singular revelation that brings about not a startling ...
... Auchoria bus made very rapid passage, as she only left Moville the evening of Friday, 20th April. Death of the Nur.sk of Charles Dickens. —The grave lias just closed (says the Manchester Ouar ...
... 24th January in having a visit from the renowned elocutionist, Mr Charles Dickens (son of the great novelist), who will give a choice selection of readings from his father’s works Mr Dickens will give a similar selection in the City Hall, Glasgow, on the ...
... five Members by Charles the First, and Debates on the Grand Remonstrance, in 1860; Sir John Eliot, a Biography, 1590.1632, in 1864; Walter Savage Lawlor, a Biography, 1775.1864, in 2 vols., 1868; and The Life of Charles Dickens, vol. 1., 1812 ...
... Don Juan, and winning the battle Waterloo. Presentation of Plate to Charles Mackay Esq. —A number of the American captains trading to Liverpool have agreed to present to Charles Mackay, Esq., LL.D., one of the special correspondents of the Morning Chronicle ...
... Immediate Future of tbe British Kmpire. Toe this many representative men will contributor among them being Lord Charles Berostord, Stfi Charles Dilkf, Cardinal Vaughan, Sir AugusbM Harris. Clark * Colonel Howard fisceaa- ...
... Literature. All Yeas A Weekly Journal conducted Charles Dickens. The first number of All the Year Round is form and sue exactly the counterpart Household Words. ' The subjects are precisely the same; so the manner | which they are treated. fact, ...