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March 2022
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Broadstairs
Dr Tony Williams, "Taking the 'impress from the moving age': Charles Dickens and Railways."
07:00 PM
The Pavilion, Broadstairs
Dr Tony Williams, Past President of the Dickens Fellowship, Associate Editor of The Dickensian, Honorary Academic Advisor to the Charles Dickens Museum, London, Honorary Senior Research Fellow in Humanities, University of Buckingham, Honorary Life Member and Former Joint General Secretary of the Dickens Fellowship, "Taking the 'impress from the moving age': Charles Dickens and Railways."
Date : 02 March
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"Night Walks" with John O. Jordan
01:00 PM
Zoom
The Santa Cruz Pickwick Club will read Dickens’s short, semi-autobiographical essay, “Night Walks.” Prof. John Jordan will lead the discussion. Originally published in 1860 in Dickens’s weekly magazine 'All the Year Round,' the essay is a good example of Dickens’s work as a journalist, social activist, and observer of the modern metropolis. It is also a powerful piece of writing in its own right.
Date : 07 March
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Portsmouth Birthplace
Revisiting Barnaby Rudge
02:30 PM
St. Swithun's Church Hall, Waverley Road, Southsea,
A Talk by Dr Tony Williams entitled “….better built than any of its predecessors….and particularly well-timed” : revisiting Barnaby Rudge.
Date : 08 March
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Cleveland
Wilkie Collins and The Woman in White
07:00 PM
Beachwood Library Meeting Room A
Paul Siedel discusses CD's friend, Wilkie Collins and Collins's The Woman in White which first appeared in CD's periodical All the Year Round
Date : 10 March
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Sheffield
A mixture of business and pleasure.
02:00 PM
Channing Hall, Surrey Street
Members will hear two short talks. A visiting student will discuss her Dickens project with the group. There will be opportunity to look at the new D.F. website, and we will start our new Dickens Branch Library so members may share books.
Date : 11 March
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Canterbury
Talk by Dr Tony Williams
06:00 PM
Zoom
Dr Tony Williams, co-editor of 'Dickens's Victorian London' and Associate Editor of 'The Dickensian', will talk on 'Moving On or De[a]dlocked: Dickens, the Crystal Palace and Bleak House'
North East England
"Martin Chuzzlewit"
07:00 PM
Low Fell Library, Low Fell, Gateshead.
Branch Member Chris Robson leads on a discussion of Chapters 1 through 4 of Martin Chuzzlewit. The Branch choice for our Dickens novel for 2022/23.
Date : 14 March
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Pittsburgh
March 19, '22: Steve Shandor Sam Weller: Pickwick's Savior
12:00 PM
Date : 19 March
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Southwold
March Branch Meeting
02:30 PM
The Guide Centre, Cautley Road, Southwold, Suffolk
Talk on Dickens and Thackeray
Central Fellowship
Dr David McCallister – Dickens’s Anxious Midlives
06:30 PM
Lumen URC
Date : 22 March
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Aberdeen
Professor Michael Hollington: “Dickens and Gallows Humour”
07:30 PM
Online, over Zoom
Date : 23 March
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"Night Walks" with John O. Jordan
01:00 PM
Zoom
Please join the Santa Cruz Dickens Fellowship on April 27th to examine Dickens’s short, semi-autobiographical essay, “Night Walks.” Professor John Jordan will lead the discussion. Initially published in 1860 in Dickens’s weekly magazine 'All the Year Round,' the essay is an excellent example of Dickens’s work as a journalist, social activist, and observer of the modern metropolis.
Date : 27 March
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  • Fagin From Oliver Twist
  • Marchionness From The Old Curiosity Shop
  • Mr Bumble From Oliver Twist
  • Mr Micawber From David Copperfield
  • Mr Pecksniff From Martin Chuzzlewick
  • Mr Pickwick From The Pickwick Papers
  • Mr Weller Senior From The Pickwick Papers
  • Mrs Bardell From Pickwick Papers
  • Mrs Gamp From Martin Chuzzlewit
  • Sam Weller From The Pickwick Papers
  • The Fat Boy From Pickwick Papers
  • Trotty Veck From The Chimes
A delightful set of Dickens characters penned by Kyd (Joseph Clayton Clarke 1857-1937) have entertained readers for generations.
View summary outlines of Charles Dickens novels.
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