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... DICKENS IN A NEW CHARACTER. The fullowing is a report of a case at the Police Court of Maryle - bone :— Mr Charles Dickens ( and Mr Mark Lemon (editor of Punch), attended to prefer a charge of attempted robbery against Cornelius llearne, aged 19. Lemon ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. Sir Charles Napier is reported to have lost most of his fortune by the London bank failure. The widow of Admiral Boxer is also a loser. In Durham jail photographic likenesses all the prisoners are taken on their admission, to aid their ...
... y respected, died at Dalk*Uh Park Saturday. Mr Charles Dickens commenced his series of readings here Monday evening, Queen Street Hall. The attendance was not ercrvded. Throughout the reading Mr Dickens was warmly applauded. Dunn Roberts and Stantiel® ...
... were, C. Dickens, Mark Lemon (editor of Punch j, Mr Forster editor of the Examiner), Mr Topham and Mr F. Stone, artists, Douglas Jerrold, &c. The scenery, painted by Roberts and other artists, was beautiful. The acting of Mr Charles Dickens, Mr John Forster ...
... Literary Notices. Household Words, a Weekly Journal. May. This month's part contains a of pleasant and instructive matter. Charles Dickens is a name eminently identified with social reform ; thus, in the article entitled The British Museum a century ago, ...
... companion Maoleod. Tbit baa now bean finished, and will be forwarded to ite destination this week. The Second Charles Dickens.— The present Charles Dickens la the eldest son of the deceased great novelist. Although he has not inherited the genius of his father ...
... institute on •• Charles Dickens. Mr Week, Vies. Prawident, occupied the Chair. Dr Wilma ia an intervalley manner, aketched the el I the life of Charles Dickens, and deseribsd his principal works, pointing oat the of each. lie allowed how ...
... of the Roman Catholic clergy and laity.—Morning Chronicle. Mr Chas. Dickens.—At the Court of Queen's Bench, on Monday, Lord Campbell said— The name of the illustrious Charles Dickens has been called on the Jury, but he has not answered. If his great Chancery ...
... never be made known. It is fancied at Rome that the culprit is a spy of some foreign Government. ROBBERY AT THE AMERICAN MINISTERS —On Wednesday night, a robbery was committed at the residence t4f the Hon. .T. Lothrop Motley, the American Minister, No. 17 ...
... Melbourne. —Pall Mall Gazette. The Robbery of £15,000 London.—There was considerable commotion in the neighbourhood of the Mansion House, London, on Thursday, it being understood that Clement Harwood, alias Charles Hope Chalmers, and i John Hatcher, would ...
... invited guest, by toothache. Christmas stories are resorted to in order to beguile the time. The guest tells one of bank robbery cleverly detected, and another of the six relates theft of diamonds, also ingeniously discovered, while third gives an account ...
... letters of counsel and edviee to our commandersvide the lamentations of Sir Charles Napier. It is clear that there is going to be a great fuss about this Sweaborg affair, and Sir Charles Wood or Admiral Dundee will have to suffer. There is a suspicion, too ...