A most exemplary couple whose only improvidence appears to have been, that they spent the last of their little All on soap. (top)Īnderson, John and Mrs ( The Uncommercial Traveller - Tramps ) Pair of spotlessly clean and respectable tramps that the Uncommercial Traveller finds upon the road. (top)Īnalytical Chemist, The ( Our Mutual Friend ) Butler to Hamilton Veneering. (top)Īmelia ( Sketches by Boz: The Tuggs's at Ramsgate ) With her sister, Jane, a couple of marriageable daughters.gaming and promenading, and turning over music, and flirting at the Ramsgate library. (top)Īlphonse ( Nicholas Nickleby ) Page boy for the Wititterlys. He presented altogether rather a mildewy appearance, and emitted a fragrant odour of full-flavoured Cubas. Although his coat was short in the sleeves, it disclosed no vestige of a linen wristband and although there was quite enough of his face to admit of the encroachment of a shirt collar, it was not graced by the smallest approach to that appendage. Below his single-breasted black surtout, which was buttoned up to his chin, appeared the usual number of pepper-and-salt coloured legs, terminating in a pair of imperfectly polished boots. He was embellished with spectacles, and wore a white neckerchief. Benjamin Allen was a coarse, stout, thick-set young man, with black hair cut rather short, and a white face cut rather long. Marries Nathaniel Winkle.Īllen, Benjamin ( Pickwick Papers ) Medical student, brother of Arabella, and drinking buddy of Bob Sawyer. (top)Īllen, Arabella ( Pickwick Papers ) Black-eyed beauty, sister of Benjamin Allen. (top)Īkershem, Horatio ( Our Mutual Friend ) Deceased father of Sophronia Lammle. Head jailer at Newgate Prison during the Gordon Riots. (top)Īkerman, Mr ( Barnaby Rudge ) Historical figure. (top)Īgnes ( Sketches by Boz: The Boarding House ) Maid to Mrs Bloss. Looked and spoke remarkably like an Irishman. (top)Īfrican Swallower ( Nicholas Nickleby ) Sword swallower with Crummles' acting troupe. Perhaps my friend Dombey may have known the man?' Mr Dombey, who was as likely to have known Guy Fawkes, replied in the negative. Adams, in consequence of his being Warming Pan for a young fellow who was in his minority. We used to call him in my parliamentary time W. Jack - little Jack - man with a cast in his eye, and slight impediment in his speech - man who sat for somebody's borough. I dare say my friend Dombey ' for the general attention was concentrated on Cousin Feenix 'may remember Jack Adams, Jack Adams, not Joe that was his brother. (top)Īdams, Jack ( Dombey and Son ) Subject of a story by Cousin Feenix. Described, along with Westwood, second for Sir Mulberry Hawk, as Both utterly heartless, both men upon town, both thoroughly initiated in its worst vices, both deeply in debt, both fallen from some higher estate, both addicted to every depravity for which society can find some genteel name and plead its most depraving conventionalities as an excuse, they were naturally gentlemen of most unblemished honour themselves, and of great nicety concerning the honour of other people. (top)Īdams, Captain ( Nicholas Nickleby ) Second for Lord Frederick Verisopht in the duel with Sir Mulberry Hawk. He looked like a young clergyman, in his white cravat, but he was very affable and good-humoured and he showed me my place, and presented me to the masters, in a gentlemanly way that would have put me at my ease, if anything could. One Adams, who was the head-boy, then stepped out of his place and welcomed me. (top)Īdams ( David Copperfield ) Top student when David Copperfield attends Dr. Aaron, Mr ( Our Mutual Friend ) Name given to Riah by Eugene Wrayburn.
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