Where Bill Sikes Put Oliver Twist

In Chertsey, writes a correspondent, ii a house which, i f rumor says true, is oi immense interest to readers of Dickens, and it is for sale. It is believed to be that into which Bill Sikes put Olivei Twist for burglarious purposes. The house is a good one, and ought to fetch a good price apart froin its value of association. If any one of a philanthropic disposition and a keen admirer of Dickens were mindful to erect yet anothei memorial to lis genius, a purchase and endowment of this house as the home for destitute boys would be in every way