Speeches-Literary Social

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Speeches-Literary Social Newbigging, Thomas

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  Ifyou,gentlemen,willbutcarrybackyourrecollectiontothatgreatnight,andcalltomindthebrightandharmlessworldwhichthenopenedtoyourview,weshall,Ithink,hearfavourablyoftheeffectuponyourliberalityonthisoccasionfromourSecretary。

  Thisisthesixthyearofmeetingsofthiskind-thesixthtimewehavehadthisfinechilddownafterdinner。Hisnurse,averyworthypersonofthenameofBuckstone,whohasanexcellentcharacterfromseveralplaces,willpresentlyreporttoyouthathischestisperfectlysound,andthathisgeneralhealthisinthemostthrivingcondition。Longmayitbeso;longmayitthriveandgrow;longmaywemeetitismysincerewishtoexchangeourcongratulationsonitsprosperity;andlongerthanthelineofBanquomaybethatlineoffigureswhich,asitspatrioticshareinthenationaldebt,acenturyhenceshallbestatedbytheGovernorandCompanyoftheBankofEngland。

  SPEECH:THEROYALLITERARYFUND。LONDON,MARCH12,1856。

  [TheCorporationoftheRoyalLiteraryFundwasestablishedin1790,itsobjectbeingtoadministerassistancetoauthorsofgeniusandlearning,whomaybereducedtodistressbyunavoidablecalamities,ordeprived,byenfeebledfacultiesordeclininglife,ofthepowerofliteraryexertion。Attheannualgeneralmeetingheldatthehouseofthesocietyontheabovedate,thefollowingspeechwasmadebyMr。CharlesDickens:]

  SIR,-IshallnotattempttofollowmyfriendMr。Bell,who,intheprofessionofliterature,representsuponthiscommitteeaseparateanddistinctbranchoftheprofession,that,like“ThelastroseofsummerStandsbloomingalone,WhileallitscompanionsArefadedandgone,“

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