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Updated: May 23, 2025
Shaking hands with his brother, and touching his greasy hat to the company in the Lodge, Frederick slowly shuffled out of the door which Mr Chivery unlocked for him. The Father of the Marshalsea showed the amiable solicitude of a superior being that he should come to no harm. 'Be so kind as to keep the door open a moment, Chivery, that I may see him go along the passage and down the steps.
There are three or four of them here now; but the most of them are in the Fleet or the Marshalsea." Marjorie glanced at him. She did not understand. "I mean Catholic prisoners, mistress. There are several of them in ward here, but we had better speak no names." He wheeled suddenly as they came out into the open and moved to the left.
Went down to give a tender nurse and friend to Tip for some few years, who was never vexed by the great exactions he made of her in return for the riches he might have given her if he had ever had them, and who lovingly closed his eyes upon the Marshalsea and all its blighted fruits.
Also of his truly beloved and truly loving wife, AMY, whose maiden name was DORRIT, Who survived his loss not quite forty-eight hours, And who breathed her last in the Marshalsea aforesaid. There she was born, There she lived, There she died.
Welcome to the Marshalsea! The space is ha limited limited the parade might be wider; but you will find it apparently grow larger after a time a time, ladies and gentlemen and the air is, all things considered, very good. It blows over the ha Surrey hills. Blows over the Surrey hills. This is the Snuggery. Hum. Supported by a small subscription of the ha Collegiate body.
Dickens was enjoying his prison honours, he was also enjoying his Admiralty pension, which was not forfeited by his imprisonment; and his wife and children were consequently enjoying a larger measure of the necessaries of life than had been theirs for many a month. So all went on merrily enough at the Marshalsea. But even under the old law, imprisonment for debt did not always last for ever.
The roods and images have been pulled down; candles, ashes, and palms are laid aside; "the wolves are kept close" in Tower and Fleet and Marshalsea; masses, public and private, are contraband articles; the marriage of priests is freely allowed; the altar has been replaced by the table.
As she was observed at this time to direct baleful glances towards the Marshalsea, it has been supposed that this admirably consistent female intended by 'him, Arthur Clennam. This, however, is mere speculation; who the person was, who, for the satisfaction of Mr F.'s Aunt's mind, ought to have been brought forward and never was brought forward, will never be positively known.
He thought of his poor child, Little Dorrit, for a long time there; he thought of her going home; he thought of her in the night; he thought of her when the day came round again. And the poor child Little Dorrit thought of him too faithfully, ah, too faithfully! in the shadow of the Marshalsea wall. Machinery in Motion
From the Marshalsea Prison, where I had been lodged for debt, some time after my return from France, I was rescued by my generous uncle, Mr. Bowling. He told me that he was now in command of a large merchant ship, and proposed that I should sail with him in quality of his surgeon, with a share in the profits.
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