... have been recovered. Messrs. Hamilton, Adams, and Company have purchased the remaining copies of the edition de luxe of Charles Dickens's works (something under three hundred copies.) It is probable that the law of supply and de mand will materially ...

... Guille-Alles Library. All interested in the work of the Society are requesed tb attend. Charles Dickens Servant.— Mrs. Cor- nelius, the old and faithful servant of Charles Dickens, and who was the first person named in his will, died at half-past nine o'clock ...

... Asßistant-Surgeon Richard Exham to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice John J. Crean, appointed to the Staff. Bth Foot.— Lieutenant Manley Charles Mat- thews Dixon to be Adjutant, vice Lieutenant Batten, promoted. 16th Foot. — The restoration to full-pay of Captain A. ...

... Evening Star -. — Tennyson likes venison. Offenbach has three operas on feet* Olive Lorgon is snorting through the West. Dickens is expected to give readings at Paris. Kellog exhibits her pannier for 350 dollars a night. There are nearly 15,000 loßt women ...

... under circumstances which led to the conclusion that a most atrocious murder had been committed. As there had been several robberies of late in the neighbourhood, police-constable Green, of BradweU, went on duty on Monday night with instructions to try and ...