...mention by Dickens himself, was presumably of a less wholesome and instructive character. 'I used,' be says, ' when I was at school, to ' take in the Terrific...correspondent writes to me upon my reference to the Foz-underthe-hill, at pp. 42 — 3 : ' Will you permit me to say, that the house, shut up ' and almost...

...years "afterwards. At about that time Penny and "Saturday Magazines were published weekly,* and * That is not an allusion to the well-known "Penny" and "Saturday"...pool of blood, and at least one body, was cheap." LONDOSI 1824-6. Wellfngton-house academy. Writing tales and getting up plays. Master Beverley paiuta...

...successive impressions of this book, that I have found it impossible, until now, to correct at pages 31, 87, and 97 three errors of statement made in the...precipitous court, the entrance of which is just past Salisbury-street. ... It was once, I think, the approach to the halfpenny boats. The house is now shut...

...mention by Dickens himself, was presumably of a less wholesome and instructive character. 'I ussd,' he says, 'when I was at school, to take in the Terrific...precipitous court, the entrance of which is just past Salisbury-street. ... It was once, I think, the approach to the halfpenny boats. The house is now shut...

...mention by Dickens himself, was presumably of a less whole' some and instructive character. "I used," be says, " when I was at school, to ' " take in the Terrific...correspondent writes to me upon my reference to the Fox-under' the-hill, at pp. 42-3 : "Will you permit me to say, that the house, shut up ' "and almost...

...in the former editions; and some few other mistakes, not in themselves important, at pages 96,101, and 102. I take the opportunity of adding, that the...precipitous court, the entrance of which is just past Salisbury-street. ... It was once, I think, the approach to the halfpenny boats. The house is now shut...

...: 'I used ' when I was at school, to take in ilie ' Terrific Register, making myself un' speakably miserable, and frightening ' my very wits out of my...pool of blood, ' and at least one body, was cheap.' ' and his Men, in a very gorgeous form. Master Beverley con- ^""j* : 1 structed the mill for us in...

...until three or four years ago, when he presided at the University-college dinner at Willis's-rooms, and weekly ; which considering that there was an illustration...pool of blood, and at least one body, was cheap." made a most brilliant and effective speech, that I sent him a congratulatory note reminding him of...