- mail-coach en
route from
London to Dover.
Cruncher is an
employee of
Tellson's Bank in London; he
carries a
message for
Jarvis Lorry, one of the bank's...
- A Tale of Two Cities.
Jarvis Lorry is one of the
oldest employees of
Tellson's Bank, and he
frequently deals with the bank's
offices in
London and Paris...
-
about in
Notes of a
Native Son.
Charles ****ens
describes the
fictional Tellson's Bank as "established in the
Saint Germain Quarter of Paris" in his novel...
- more
commonly known as The
Pickwick Papers, is set in the street, as is
Tellson's Bank in A Tale of Two Cities. The poet John
Davidson wrote two
works in...
-
theatre troupe in
Nicholas Nickleby. Cruncher,
Jerry is the
porter at
Tellson's Bank in A Tale of Two Cities. Cruncher, Mrs, the wife of
Jerry Cruncher...
- to
resurrect them in
addition to his work as a
porter and
messenger at
Tellson's Bank. In po****r culture,
music referencing the act of body snatching...
- Two
Cities (Book II,
Chapter I),
noting its
proximity to the
fictional Tellson's Bank on
Fleet Street. This was in fact
Child & Co.,
which used the upper...
- ****ens'
novel Bleak House. T****uson may also be the
inspiration for the
Tellsons Bank
mentioned in ****ens' A Tale of Two Cities. As a
result of the case...
- Ralf
Harolde as a
Prosecutor John
Davidson as
Morveau Tom
Ricketts as
Tellson Jr.
Donald Haines as
Jerry Cruncher Jr.
Barlowe Borland as
Jacques Filming...
-
himself upon his decision. He is also a man of
strong prejudices; at
Tellson's bank in
Chapter 24 when
Charles Darnay says that he
knows the new Marquis...
