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... fare is of light description to suit the palates of the young fry from school. On Friday, we find the new drama, founded on Dickens's Cricket on the Hearth, will be produced. Annual Ball of the Regatta Club Last night the members of the Manchester and Salford ...
... she had been there They were both committed for trial. The Singular Warehouse Robbery. The two young men, Gaskell and Leer, who stand charged with the commission of robbery on the premises of Messrs. Harrison and Gill, of Red Lionstreet, and who have ...
... different position. Brewers' Grains lt is an old saying, that some people will let nothing lie, and certain it is that the robbery in this case almost amounts to it :âJames Blackley and Henry Cocker, two young-men, were brought up at tbe Borough Court ...
... deceased died of natural Bakehouse Robbery.—On Monday,' at the Bo- Court, before D. Maude, Esq., two respectable poking individuals, named James Rowe and Edward were charged on suspicion of having been conr the robbery of the warehouse of Mr. niford, of ...
... Biographical History of Philosophy, in Mr. Charles Knight's weekly volume issue, and of a volume just issued, The Life of Maximilian Robespierre, was one of the amateur company who, under the direction of Mr. Chas. Dickens, have performed in Manchester on two ...
... encouraged by the liberal donations the farmers, shopkeepers, and others in the nejjhbfttirhood. Violent Assault âOn Wednesday, Charles Cordmgly, of Droylsdcn, was convicted in the penalty of 20?. and costs, for assaulting a female, named Betty Booth. Methodist ...
... Hazel Grove, near Stockport, proprietor and teacher of a boarding school; Robert Dickens, co;ton waste dealer, drysalter, bone size dealer, and general agent, Manchester; Charles Kinnever Kewney, commission agent, and general forwarding agent, Liverpool; Marmaduke ...
... all expressed themselve highly delighted with the day's cruise Livcrpoo Standard. I Robbery at Ulverston. —During the afternoon of Thursday, the 18th inst. n daring robbery was committed at Mr. James Bolton's, the King's Head Ton, TJlverston. drawer, in ...
... Friday week, at Hoogreen, Charles M2ssey. and din H*»Vop\ carrier, of Atttincham, charged Isaac Turtotf, conotable, with, fighting in Altiinchsm. They were ordered to find two sureties for their good behaviour for six month. Robbery by Servant. On Tueslay ...
... for The prisoner said, when apprehended, he had bought the watch of a gentleman at Carlisle named Dickens, a clerk in the railway post-office. Mr. Dickens, the person referred to, however, denied this statement The prisoner was committed to the assizes ...
... because he rejoices in the name of once celebrated leader of that party of politicians in the House of Commons. Tl«tndividual, Charles James Fox, had only lately been liberated from the New Bailey prison,, where he had to six months' hard labour, for a fraud ...
... realized for the purpose of Church of England Sunday School instruction. Robbery Joseph Holden, a youth, was brought up at the Borough Court on Thursday last, charged with a robbery, at the Falcon Inn, Little Bolton.— Air. James Hough, the landlord, stated ...