... CHARLES DICKENS PUBLIC EXECUTIONS. TO THE EDITOB OF THE TIMES. Sir—When I wrote to jou on Tuesday last I had no intention of troubling you again; but as one of your correspondents has to-day expressed reasonable desire that I would explain myseif more ...

... LONDON POLICE—Tuesday, March 20. —Mr. Charles Dickens ( and Mr. Mark Lemon attended at this court—the latter for the purpose of preferring a charge of attempted robbery , against Cornelius Hearne, aged 19, and the former as a witness in the case. Mr ...

... fury she has injured herself, and brought her robberies lo end. Astonished Pilots will iu future exclaim, tliev approach her walls—The freedom of navigation secured forever by the arms Louis. The navy Charles the Tenth docs not seem quite qualified revive ...

... Highness Prince Edward of Weimar, Edward Bowen, Algernon R. Garrett, Francis P. FRsning, Thomas W. Prerost, Charles O'Creagh, Robert M. Dickens, F. Campbell, John W. Crowe, William F. G. Robert L. Turner, Char lea. P. Cobbe, William C. Lyon, Julius R. ...

... ction of turn the Parcel and mve such evidence as willensure thot ieat nto the | the thief, or thieves, concerned in the robbery, on ay treet, Dublin. owner, Mr. Ryan, 12, Jerv PRE PARATORY GOVERNESS.—A Lad of anxious to procure a situation for ay oung ...

... WHOLESALE riKACV BItITISH WOKKS. (l-ROM THE MORNING CHRONICLE.) luv,. received copy of the following circular from Mr. Charles Dickens:— *• J, IK'*oruJtire-Um»Cf. York-pate, Regent's-park, 7«h July, 184*2. lou may perhaps aware that .luring st.iv iu America ...

... BELFA DIREGT Canada. They were sli balf-breeds, and the most worthless Town within the walls, the Lower Town, from the St. Charles | UNION RAILWAY. Population found in any part of the world An inquiry CAPITAL £1,500,000, ought to b | below Hope Gate to ...