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... evaded detection. The police having received notice of several of these robberies, took immediate steps to have the gang of shoplifters discovered; and, as luck would have it, John Charles, one of the criminal officers, happened to be passing along the South ...
... in Jamaica than any other part of the British dominions. an act of the legislature, passed during the government of Sir Charles Metcalfe, they are admitted to the full rights of citizenship every respect. In some of the owns in Germany the itinerant ...
... inhabitant of the Eternal City, as it appeared 2000 years ago. Dickens' New Work. —Dealings with the Firm of Dombey and Son; with illustrations by H. K. Browne, —(Bradbury and Evans, London.) When Dickens cemcs out with a new work, the reading public is all alive ...
... resipectable taild expelienced eontractors mav be I bound whoi will uesdertal e to doat tier at a ruoderate cat. siv Charles -Dickens and his family are ltos= ldeates i Lausaune, Switzerland. The Batvaiau govelnment has prohibited the sale of gun cotton ...
... Fountains Abbey are computed more than 1200 years. The Queen of Sweden and Princess Eugenia have returned to Stockholm. Chas. Dickens and his family are now located at Lausanne. Switzerland. The Socialists' hall, in Manchester, has been opened fir public worship ...
... that the collections after the service amounted to the handsome sum of £07- Hocussing and Robbery.—Under this title we last week detailed a serious robbery from the person Zachariah Senior, chemist, of Bradford, this borough, the previous Friday evening ...
... North-Riding. John Johnson was brought up in custody of the police, charged with having | stolen five ferrets, the property of Charles Dawson, of I East Ayton. Th. case having been fully proved, : Johnson was convicted in the penalty of £3 125., in- ' eluding ...
... near Kelsike plantation, in the parish of Bugthorj., on the 3rd of November. Fined ss, and lis costs.— Moses Botham, and Charles Ireland, were charged by Mr. William Kin-,, the churchwarden of Huggate, with breaking into the church, and doing considerable ...
... slave, be will be prevented lecturing Leeds next week, but hopes to do shortly. Leeds Benevolent Strangers' Friend Society.âCharles Barr, Esq., tbe tna-urer, has received a donation frem .Mrs. Brown, of Grove, and ±'lo from James Brown, Esq.; and also aa ...
... and that it does not arise from, any ps. cularities either in theatmosphere or in tbe.state of Dl the land. I, Mr. CHAnLiS DICKENS has taken a house in the ?? Rue de Courcelles, near the Champs Elyrees, for the winter. The other evening he was at the Opera ...
... remanded until Monday ; therefore, whoever has been the victim of a robbery of this kind cannot too speedily put themselves in communication with the police authorities of Leieds. Robbery in the Central Market. —In the morning of Monday last, a young man ...
... newspaper with a written enclosure therein. Mr. Macready is to preside at the next theatrical fond dinner in London, and Mr. Charles Dickens has promised attend and to take part in the proceedinga. The Queen has ordered 25 pairs of knitted stockings for theßoval ...