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... stable. Mr. Charles C. Bayley was called to the chair. Previous to the business commencing the following gentlemen, who attended for the first time since their election in May last, qualified as commissioners:âMessrs. Wm, Bevan, Charles Binns, Robert ...
... collection was immediately commenced, the handsome sum of nine pounds collected, and sent the following morning to Mr. Charles Dickens, the secretary of the committee now so benevolently engaged in realising some means of support for this unfortunate family ...
... dug in July, The vinery is a mere ereen-house, fires nor hot air being in it.— Cork Constitution. Sib Charles Napier's Squadron. Rear- Admiral Sir Charles Napier, KGB., has returned to Cork, from Dub in, and has re hoisted his on board tbe St. Vincent, 120 ...
... builders, Messrs. Birkett and Napton. Bazaar. The bazaar continues to progress very favourably. The proposed visit of Mr- Charles Dickens will add a great deal of additional interest to the proceedings. We believe that the soiree, to be held the bazaar week ...
... houses, which it is not unlikely will be assembled at the nightly entertainments. Mysterious House Robbery in the Day time.—On Saturday forenoon a daring robbery was committed in Radnor Cottage, Radnor street. Hulme, occupied by an elderly gentleman named ...
... discharged, his lordship, at the same time, thanking them for their services. Assault and Robbery Francis O'Neale, 31, stood charged with an assault and robbery at Manchester, in May last.—Mr. J. Pollock, the counsel for the prosecution, said, a most ...
... appearance Son! r abUndant one—Preston Guardian. Robbery by Neighbour. —At the Borough Court, on Tuesday, an old woman, named_Mary Mulroy, was charged by police constable 79, with the following robbery. Margaret Fernley, a poor woman, living in Isli ...
... time Manchester Royal Infirmary.—A vacancy has occurred ir. fhe medical deDartmeni this institution, the resignation ot Dr. Charles Henry, one of the physicians, who, we understand, is about to make lengthened tour on the contiuent. There are already six ...
... , Esq., Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, K.C.B. ; Edmund Buckley, Esq., M.P. ; John Bowring, Esq., M.P.; Mr. Serjeant Talfourd; Charles Dickens, Esq. ; James Sheridan Knowles, Esq.; Douglas Jerrold, Esq.; Richard Birley, Esq.; Shakspeare Phillips, Esq.; J°'- » Es ...
... LOCAL. Attempted Robbery —On Thursday, three youths, who gave the names of Wm. Holmes, John Maude, and Wm. Richmond, were brought up at the Sa'ford Town Hall, before Mr. Trafford, changed with attempting to break into and plunder the warehouse and workshop ...
... life.— Glasgow Gazette. The Leeds Mechanics' Institution had a grand annual soiree on Wednesday, in the Music Hall; Mr- Charles Dickens in the chair, supported by Mr. George Stephenson, the engineer, Dr. Hodgson, of Chorltonupon-Medlock, late principal of ...
... on the importation of food.— Ritchie's Biitish World in the East. Pickwick, Boz, and Mr. Charles Dickens— In the course of the last dozen years, says Mr. Dickens, in the preface to the new edition of his works, I have seen various accounts of the origin ...