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… Ewen, Ensign (in place of Henry Mathew, erased). Francis Dickens. Captain; Charles Cranley, Lieut.; Roger Aylewood, …
… at his Chamber at Grays Inn. (Caveat entered by Mr. Dickens.) Caveat Book, p. 6. Nov. 8. Henry Guy to the Lord …
… Hen. Trenchard, Hen. Bromfeild, Carleton Whitelock, Fra. Dickens, Mathew Bennett, John Fitch and William Oxford to … by 500 l. a week successively. Ibid, p. 18. Same to Major Dickens to make no sale of timber in future in New Forest …
… fortnight at the hearing of your complaint against Francis Dickens, woodward of New Forest. In his answer Dickens has named William Stiggins and William Jones as … 156. Same to the Navy Commissioners, enclosing a copy of Dickens's answer in the above matter. Ibid. Treasury order to …
… Solicitor General for a great seal for a grant to Francis Dickens, esq., of the office of woodward of New Forest, …
… the 14th inst., supra, p. 326. Ibid, p. 211. Same to Major Dickens to come up and answer the enclosed extract [missing] … in procuring from the city]. Ibid. Same to Major Dickens. You have made no return to my letter of the 19th …
… Wilkies's ResidenceGranby StreetMornington CrescentCharles Dickens' School-daysClarkson StanfieldGeorge CruikshankThe … Sol's Row) is the "Sol's Arms," which is immortalised by Dickens in "Bleak House." It derives its name from the Sol's … We are told by Mr. J. Forster, in his "Life of Charles Dickens," that after his release from the drudgery of the …
… Clerk was employed at a salary of £100. 10 1795 c. Oct. Dickens, J. 1798 5 July Bidwell, J. 1799 5 April Jackson, J. …
… from London; a visit to its tea-gardens was described by Dickens in the Pickwick Papers. 37 A view of East End at the … part of the Peacock estates, at whose farm-house Charles Dickens was said to have written Martin Chuzzlewit in 1843. … Mon. Com. Mdx. 27. Biggers, Finchley, 47. A. L. Hayward, Dickens Encyclopaedia (1969), 146. Potter Colln. 28/8. …
… firm. In Chapter 1., Book I., of his "Tale of Two Cities," Dickens has sketched Child's bank with quite an Hogarthian …