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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 22, 1870

Page

9

Dickens Memorial Sermon Connects Charity to Class Unity

The sermon at a Dickens memorial links his writings to sympathy for the poor and workhouse children, praising his call to unite classes. It notes the dean’s frail health while stressing Dickens’s moral legacy, and includes quotes from his will and reflections from contemporaries and readers.

Charles Dickens Lazarus Dickens Jesus Christ Handel Job Mr. Tennyson Charles Kent Eay Christie Manson Forster M. Louis Blanc Shakespeare Cervantes Jean Paul Borhomie Sterne Mundella M.P Sheffield

Dickens completes parts of A Christmas Tale continuation

The Globe reports Mr. Dickens shares nearly 80 000 pounds with his family including the value of copyrights. The fourth to sixth monthly parts of Awin Drood are finished and the remaining outline is drafted in Dickens Treasury waste-book with Wilkie Collins expected to finish the work.

the Globe Dickens Wilkie Collins

Notts Cricketer George Somers Dies From Lord's Injury

News of George Somers Nottinghamshire cricketer dying in Nottingham after injuries from a ball at Lord's last Wednesday. The report notes his death due to brain effusion from a blow to the temple.

George Somers Nottinghamshire Nottingham Lord’s Ground Higham Barnsley Glover Arthur Senior Senior Parlington Park Leeds Gascoigne Thames Kew Kew Bridge Houses of Parliament

Boston steamship City of Boston foundered after ice breakup

A letter from Mr. Inman to the Board of Trade states there is no hope for the City of Boston. He has no direct evidence of the loss method but notes seaworthiness claims and suggests the vessel foundered after ice broke up, with no wreck seen to confirm details.

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