DIVERSE BERICHTEN
IA ri ^en rubriek voor mededelingen op het laatste moment of waar de redactie geen
raad mee weet.
Dickens Fellowship International Conference 2008
Winter 2007 no.62
The Dutch Dickensian Volume XXVII 28
ken.
The Water-Drops, a fairy tale; over de waterhuishouding en de slechte riolering van Londen.
A Crisis in the Affairs of John Bull, hoe onmachtig het gouvernement van Engeland is om orde
op zaken te stellen in eigen huis.
Lambs to he Fed: hierin komt Jo het eerst ten tonele, het absolute gebrek aan echte zorg voor
de dakloze, Londense jeugd
On Duty wth Inspector Field; deze persoon heeft portret gestaan voor Inspector Bucket!
The Thames Police; over het wel en wee op de nachtelijke rivier.
A Foe under Foot: over het verrotte riool gierput systeem van London.
Key of the Street; CD's ervaringen in nachtelijk London.
A Sleep to Startle us; over de opvang van daklozen, jong oud, opmaat voor de dood van Jo
Verder zijn door ondergetekende gebruikt:
Charles Dickens Bleak House, 1853
Charles Lever Jack Hinton the Guardsman, 1848
Charles Dickens Bleak House, Penguin Classics 1997
Charles Dickens Selected Journalism 1850-1870, II, Penguin Classics 1997
Mayhew, H: London Labour and the London Poor, reprint 1961
Stone, H. Dickens' working notes for his Novels, 1987
Thackeray, W.M. Vanity Fair
Tillitson, K Butt: Dickens at Work, 1957
PPS
Uit de bewaard gebleven brieven van CD blijkt dat hij Jo wel zag zitten: een enkele maal onder-
tekent hij briefjes aan z'n oudste dochter met: Jo.
You are welcome to
join the Dickens Fellowship North-
East Branch at Durham on 30th
July to the 4th August 2008.
PROGRAMME
Wednesday 30th July
Arrivals
Dinner
Civic Reception at Durham Town
Hall, visited by Dickens on his
1858 national reading tour.
Thursday 31st July
Morning - Lectures to coffee time.
Trip to Beamish Museum, the
famous open-air museum where
you can glimpse life in a north east
town, in a colliery village, go
underground in a drift mine, visit a
farm, a manor house, travel behind
a replica of Stephenson's
"Locomotion" and much more
(packed lunch provided).
Return to Durham for dinner.
Evening entertainment by SNUG
(Special Needs Unity Group) - a
lively, tuneful and joyful evening
promised.
Friday 1st August
Morning Lectures
Newcastle by train after lunch -
journey takes about 15 minutes.
Glimpse the "Angel of the North"
en route.
In Newcastle, there will be an
optional walking tour past Dickens
- connected sites down to the
Quayside, where tours in the
Guildhall with it's 18th Century
Courtroom.
There will be time to cross the
River Jyne by the new Millennium
Bridge to visit the Sage Concert
Hall Baltic Ait Gallery, or to
return into Newcastle.
There are plenty of trains between
Newcastle and Durham, so you can
spend as much time as you please
in Newcastle.
Return to Durham for Dinner.
Evening entertainment.
Saturday 2nd August
Trip to Barnard Castle and Bowes,
with time in the Bowes Museum.
Banquet.
Sunday 3rd August
Morning Lectures.
Afternoon - service at Durham
Cathedral.
Dinner.
Proposed evening candlelit tour of
Cathedral.
Branch entertainment.
Monday 4th August
Leave after breakfast
See:
http://www.charlesdickens-
ne.eo.uk/
