... for the investigation of the Coohe question, consisting of the following. gentlemen:-Mr. J.P. Grant, C. S.; Mr. T. Dickens, Rev. Mr. Charles, Mr. Dawson, Major Archer and Baboo Runpomoy Datt. We hope they will do their utp.-Brisish Elmnancipator, _ The Countess ...

... laughed at; and I tell vou we will laugh to scorn those knaves that participate in this robbery; and I trust that all honest nien will join us in putting an end to this robbery. (Applause.) There is not a Christian who has to'judged at the judgment-seat of God ...

... nriey returner1, and alluded again to rime t55 time robbery. 'Tbis was on Friday, February '25th. ri-e Oi dJames saluf he did ni'ot like, before going out, to tell tog- b ythle amount of the robbery, lest it should hurt wvit- OF to n1 s's mind too touch ...

... The report was carried unanimously, and a vote of thanks was passed to the directors. ROBBERIES DURING THtE LATE DSrTaRBANCES IN MA.tCHESTER.-Though the robberies in our streets have not been so numerous as might have been expected during the late d ...

... e years ago. The tallest of the party, in. precocious neus- h reduces and faded cloak, cooly announced himself as Mr.Charles Dickens (Boz,) and requested to be shown over the house, and the privilege of inspecting the Ia identical knife with wlcich ...

... Wilton, the Bishop of Norwich, the Dean of Manchester,, R. Bootle Wilbraham, Esq., M.P., the Members for the Borough, Charles Dickens, Esq., &c., &c. The Ladies' Committee hold its first meeting on Monday next, at the Town-hall. THE LATE FACTORY BILL AGITATION ...

... for trial, but Scanlan was 90csequently admitted to ?? Wednesday, a man named Charles Pearson was brought up, on suspicion of being the third party concerned in the robbery. Mrs. Sutherland having repeated her evidence as to the rob- bery, a girl named ...

... the Domestic Heartlh. The book is likely to have a most extensive range of readers, as the unlaes of Prince Albert, Charles Dickens, and a host of others of high respectability, constituted the list of subscrihers to thejfirst edition, which wes speedily ...

... He gave notice of the robbery to the police, and on the he following day police constable Gallihooly amnd another officer apprehended three men named Win. Murphy, Jas. to green, and Josepli Chandley, onl suspicion of the robbery. re bese men were drunk ...

... doubtless extemporaneous, and its object benevolent, it is likely to obtain a laige I chiulation. 'l'he dedication is to MIr. Charles Dickens. . TIE LATE Mal. TioIss Wl1E.-'he sudden end un- expected death of Mlr. Thomas WVroe, comptroller of the gas establislmuent ...

... reading-, and delivered with much feeling. The,!5ntertainmcnt con- eluded with an extract frei tihe po.pular works of Charles Dickens, entitled Publiciinngrs, which was received with general favour. Atfthe close, AMr. Butler experi- enced from his attentive ...

... 'BRIEF ICHRONIC OF THE TMES. Mr. Dickens has Reed''gland. 'leis about to start a magazine o a~ orn h uo in literary circles. so rnsthe ruour The House of alte their standing order upon railway deposits,,requiring in.future railway 'prow Jects a deposit ...