... The New Vork papers last received, announcing the arriva the Britannia, from Liverpool, dwell with evident on the Mr. Dickens one of the passengers and are unammous their expression goodwill towards him, with the promise •1 welcome. When Gustavus 111 ...

... abused me and ran away. I and Mr. Dickens ran after him, and hs was shortly afterwards taken. He was extremely violent and he kicked me very severely on the knee. Nothing was taken from my pockets. Mr. Charles Dickens. —1 was with Mr. Lemon, and saw him ...

... Knight. Messrs. Osmond and J. White have been elected overseers for Greenham for the ensuing year. Robbery.—On Monday night last, the stable of Charles Slocock, E«q., at Donnington, was broken into. The thieves cut hole in the door, by which they entered ...

... Mr. Richard Dickens, of Midgham, was this day committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions for the county, by Wm. Mount, Esq. for stealing lamb, the property of Mr. Dickens, on or about the night of Saturday the sth instant. Mr. Dickens was insured ...

... removal there, upwards of 40 years ago.— Banner of Ulster. Mr. Charles Dickens, and a party of friends, arrived at the New London Inn, late on Saturday night; and, after visiting Mr. Dickens, sen, at Alphington, they proceeded to Plymouth, to visit the ...

... facts. New Work Edited Boz.- -We are requested state that the new work entitled The Pic Papers, Various Hands, edited Charles Dickens, Esq. (Boz). in 3 vols, post Bvo. with illustrations George Phiz, is published this day Mr. Colburn, of Great Marlborough ...

... Esq. ; music composed by Blewitl and published Purday, St. Paul’s Church-yard. It is ap. proprlately dedicated to Mrs, Charles Dickens, and has, course, been suggested the very popular wotk whose name it bears. have heard it played, and can pronounce that ...

... -Private theatricals were among the amusements the people of Montreal whilst Sir Charles Bam* was them _ performance took place at the Theatre Royal, with Mr. Charles Dickens as stage manager, who with his lady and Earl Mulgrave sustained leading parts, ...

... will shortly be apprehended and brought to justice. Robbery of Eels.—Between the 9th and 13th instant, about a cwt. of eeh\ has been stolen from Sheffield Mill. A reward of 20/. has been offered Mr. Charles West. On Wednesday night, some person broke the ...

... the charge of .tealing thelowlsdeclaredlhathe Wft« perfectly innocent, and said, that the 4th, which was the day after the robbery, he met man ne.r E.het who was carrying the fowls, and af.er some bargaining bought them of him, and took them to Guildford ...

... . He was remanded for the production of all the property. The Silk Robbery at Manchester.—Edwin and Nathaniel Lucas, who are charged with being concerned some extensive silk robberies in this neighbourhood, were again brought up for examination on Wednesday ...

... for the * the fcnda f Lhich he had compounded for the sum of 1 tithes 01 ' . tea having arisen between the vicar *''■ S med Dickens, the agent of the defendant, it was =■,. person authority of hla employer, put an ‘led that Diehef'tract, and declared that ...