... October last. . . Edward Thomas deposed, that lie is a surgeon, and was the prosecutor against Mary Ann Williams, tor robbery gold Charles Thompson, the clerk the Lamheth-strect Policeoffice, staled, that (he charge against Williams was heard there, the ...

... number gentlemen great commercial eminence waited upon the Lord Mayor consequence of the published accounts relative to the robbery committed George Frederick Hamilton, alias Simeoa Josephs, upon the Belfast manufactorers. In the course of the conversation ...

... ary agents, of Fludyer-street, made a statement, s’esterday. before bir Peter Laurie, respecting the atrocious system of robbery carried by the West Middlesex and Independent Assurance Company. Mr. Connell attended at the request of Sir Peter Laurie, ...

... to Minden; Dr. G. Mackay, to Queen: Dr. J. B. Nicholson, Thalia, vice White, promoted; R. Douglas, to Calcutta. Parsers.—Charles Hillier, to Geyser; Thomas Giles, to Carysfort. Mates.—-W. T. Turner, to Serpent; N. J. Sulivan, Fly; P. E. Forbes, to North ...

... biiliard-table-keeper, and coffee-shop and eating-house-keeper. Morrison, Charles, late of Tottenham, shoemaker. Julyau, James, tate of Jobn-street, Old Kent-road, butcher, Huggins, Charles Mines, late of Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire, fellsnonger. glover, and ...

... Chintz, Miss Woolgar. THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHT. Notice !—On WEDNESDAY next will be produced (by the eBj»- cial permission of Charles Dickens, Esq.,) New I.IN STORY of some Dells that rang mi Old \ear imda Year in. The Scenery from the original Sketches of Daniel ...

... it, one oi it . plelely row the ehonldor where j coneidered The home in hi. opinion could nol °“ „ i. 0 remon, r °-Ur. Charles Dickens (the was present on the occasion, „ ri,iog again, of Setle-streel, the horse was down, the the defendant lashed him ,7“ ...

... in Parliament to which the seor had alluded, and if disposed to balance l 5 with regard to the treaty, he might from Sir Charles Napier,. LonjL Palmerston, Sir ,® otberB » but this was no way to get at the of ...

... had bestowed upon the cases brought before them. 'The Grand Jury then retired. William Smith Tezard, 28, was indicted for robbery, with violence, upon Jean Pierre Morin. Mr. Payne defended the prisoner. The case waa clearly made oat. The prosecutor is ...

... new tomeaj, entitled THE SERIOUS FAMILY. Captain Charles Torrens. Mr. Webster; Captain Murphy Maguire, Mr. J. Wallack ; Frank Vincent. Mr. H. Yandenhoff; Mr. Aminadab Sleek, Mr. Buckstone, Mrs. Charles Torrens. Miss Reynolds; Mrs. Ormsby Delmaine, Mrs ...

... away at convenient opportunity. i’ymer. who is a cabman, was seen company of Wilkinson and Laycock on the morning of the robbery, and was also driving about with his vehicle iu a manner which excited the suspicions of constables Vinoer and Jennings, and ...

... strewed over the grounds, by which they were much damaged. In Brentford, stack of chimneys were blown down at the house of Mr. Dickens, grocer. At the corner of Drum-lane, leading to Ealing, the roof of the Drummer public-house, kept by Mr. Begley, was partly ...