Susan her Maid MISS HOGARTH. Composer and Director of the music, MR. FRANCESCO BERGER, who will preside at the pianoforte. Costume makers, MESSRS. NATHAN of Titchbourne Street, Haymarket. Perruquier, MR. WILSON, of the Strand. Machinery and Properties by MR. IRELAND, of the Theatre Royal, Adelphi. _Doors open at half-past seven. Carriages may be ordered at a quarter past eleven._ It was from Tavistock House that Dickens received this startling message from a confidential servant:-- "The gas-fitter says, sir, that he can't alter the fitting of your gas in your bedroom without taking up almost the ole of your bedroom floor, and pulling your room to pieces. He says of course you can have it done if you wish, and he'll do it for you and make a good job of it, but he would have to destroy your room first, and go entirely under the jistes." The same female, in allusion to Dickens's wardrobe, also said, "Well, sir, your clothes is all shabby, and your boots is all burst." [Illustration: No. 141, Bayham Street, Camden Town, _where the Dickens Family lived in 1823_.] Among the important works of Charles Dickens which were wholly or partly written at Tavistock House are:--_Bleak House_, _A Child's History of England_, _Hard Times_, _Little Dorrit_, _A Tale of Two Cities_, _The Uncommercial Traveller_, and _Great Expectations_. _All the Year Round_ was also determined upon while he lived here, and the first number was dated 30th April, 1859.