... paying one. Among the files, for which Peele’s coffee house celebrated, a perfect copy of the Time*, and the deceased Morning Chronicle. When it was proposed to shat the place np, these were offered the British Museum the price of waste paper, but were ...

... Cowper visited the Stokes fsmily there, and one of its members carried the MS. of “John Gilpin” to the office of the Morning Chronicle, where it first appeared in print. Mr. Stokes, when st Trinity College, Cambridge, was one of the founders of tbs Camden ...

... entry into Literature with his Fall of Robespierre, of his Sonnets on Eminent Characters, which appeared in the Morning Chronicle, and of his Pantisocratie dream of a Utopian colony on the banks of the Susquehanna, in which the original settlers were ...

... the first [piece descriptive reporting penned by Charles Dickena and printed the Morning Chronicle long before one word of his ' ‘Sketches Box” in the Evening Chronicle written fact, months before the latter journal bad sprung into existence. In making ...

... have thought that he was old enough to look into the matter. Mr. James Hutton, who was for some years a writer on the Morning Chronicle, and was editor of the shortlived Universal Review, has been appointed editor of a new paper in India, the Leader. The ...

... aaya : When Charles Dickens waa very young man, and to fame, reported for the Morning Chronicle, which journal lent services of tba future novelist to iheSuffoUc Chronicle, the occasion of Suffolk Assiee. Arriving hit destination, the young pro is man ...

... systems of tie country, and especially the great Midland lice, which has come fa for more ita share of illluck. This morning chronicle another accident upon the Midland system, but unfortunately this not the whole of the story. The Great Eastern has again ...

... these heretics heard me not,* Quoth he to bis friend canonical, speech is safe in the Timet, I wot. Arid eke in the Morning Chronicle. ’ ” Dean Church’s book on the Oxford Movement, which will be published few days, had been Anally revised for the press ...

... though it was taken up on different lines. The e pers had begun m;vo'. The True Britom, the nlw Advertiser, and the Morning Chronicle had with other papers appeared. All of these paid some attention o Parkimeat, wotatly the Morwing Chrouicle um’m out ...

... The House of Commons opened to-day upon a question of privilege, with Mr. T. W. Rosmll aa the victim, and the hero morning paper. Chronicle was the offending journal. The sentence upon which the bon. member for South Tyrone took his stand was this After ...

... Wiochelsea. Only two years before the late Queen came to the throne Mr. Roebuck. 51. P.. met Mr. Block, the editor the ‘'Morning Chronicle. The politician and the journalist exchanged two shots, and missed both times—and even in the present day members of ...

... with them. Monday night ftdd Mr*. Clarke that going m the morning, and that would like know the Hum. 8» he wished to start early. She lent him the natch and chain, which went off with in the morning without saying good-bye. was her aon. Prisoner, who was ...