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... 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 ...
... present time. The London coi respondent of the Liverpool Albion states that 30,000 copies were sold of the February number of Dickens's new work of Dombey and Son; that 31,000 were sold of the March number ; and that an additional 1,000 was ordered by the ...
... Emmanuel. —Wilson, Thomas; Wimberley. Charles. Clare Hail.— Barker, Matthew; Hurst, William; Lindsay, Charles Philip; Sells, Alfred: Try on. George Robert John. Sidney. —Owen, Edward; Yananton. Thomas Cuose; Gutch, Charles; Lut, Edward Keffurd. The following ...
... Benson. Thos. Prest, charged with having, on the 28th July, at Boroughbridge. assaulted Hannah Fryer, with intent commit rape Charles Minden, charged with having, on the 19th July last, at Brafforn. burglariously entered the dweliing'house of Thomas Barkworth ...
... of »n n re ' I:l 'l a,ltl J- Pawson. Esic into the circumstan Hall T} I,e S e(1 robbery of woollen cloth from the ( oloured Clott Oloth tn..eparty accused of the robbery is James Cruinmack. s tended r ' U i turer ' of t'udsey, and who has for thirty ...
... and their friends are also announced. The annual soiree, to be given on Ist Dec. will be honoured by the presence of Charles Dickens Esq!' the borough members, and in all probability by the' Right Hon. Lord Morpeth, M.P., and Richard Cobden, Esq. M.P ...
... LEEDS, SATURDAY, October 16. LOCAL NEWS. Mr. Charles Dickens has accepted the invitation of the directors of the Manchester Athenajum, to attend the toirce on the 18th of next month. The Municipal Revision.—The municipal revision for this borough terminated ...
... advertisement in a , w ;her page is to be held on the Ist of next month, will be nusua/ ielightful and interesting. Charles Dickens, Esq., has k m ,j jonsented to take the chair ; and we are glad to see the nan ?, l ' jur two highly respected and i ...
... Mechanics’ Institution and Literary . , ._lq acoiher part of our paper Mrs. Charles r .Mted to have been present at the soiree of this icsti- Wednesday evening. This is error. Mrs. Dickens husband his visit to Leeds The Committee of the Leeds Victoria „ , „ ...
... Society, Mr. Charles Procter, and J.C. Winlorbottorn, town missionary, took part. The children sung several Temperance melodies and short addresses were given by the gentlemen present.' 13G names were enrolled to this new institution. Robbery ok Dr. Bowring ...