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London Hearth Tax
… 7 s vij Charles Pym 11 s xj Miles Mitchell 5 s v Nicholas Dickens 2 s ij Edward Connington 4 s iiij Josias Steed 1 s j …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Blake there and added a room in 1826, 77 by Charles Dickens as a young man, 78 and by Sir Raymond Unwin, …
Survey of London
… of comedy, melodrama, opera and dramatised versions of Dickens's novels. 131 The artistic level of the presentations … 1828/6/320; The Life of Charles James Mathews, ed. Charles Dickens, 1879, vol. I I, p.71. Mander and Mitcheson, op. …
Old and New London
… battle and the breeze, was in the habit, immortalised by Dickens, of accosting the passing traveller, and by means of …
Old and New London
… was here interred. Here, too, lie Mr. and Mrs. John Dickens, the father and mother of Charles Dickens, together with the latter's little daughter Dora. Sir …
Old and New London
… In 1837, Field Lane was vividly sketched by Charles Dickens, in his "Oliver Twist." "Near to the spot," he says, … publichouse in Charles Street, is immortalised by Charles Dickens in "Little Dorrit." Bleeding Heart Yard, says the …
Old and New London
… in the TowerScourges and Hair ShirtsNo BriberyCharles Dickens and "Pickwick"Thavie's InnBarnard's InnThe Old … of the rebuff is charming. In Furnival's Inn Charles Dickens lived from shortly after his entering the reporters' … the proposal that originated "Pickwick" was made to him. Dickens has himself described to us what passed at an …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 92, three-storeyed, where a plaque commemorates Charles Dickens's stay in 1832. A more distinguished row is formed on … of Lond. xvii. 27-71 and illus. D.N.B. A. L. Hayward, Dickens Encyclopaedia (1924), 81. Similar claims have been made for Old Hall (A. Moreland, Dickens Landmarks in Lond. (1931), 74) and for no. 82 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Hill and Crescent Road on a site given by Charles Scrase Dickens. 59 Services in the rented Broadway hall during the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… divided between the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and C. S. Dickens: Dickens received 121 a. bounded by Shepherd's Hill, Hornsey … 1870 they leased land for building in Stanhope Road. 79 Dickens had built large detached houses along Hornsey Lane …