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... a butcher, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Greenwood, charged with having committed numerous robberies, under the following circumstances Mr. Wm. Charles Laune, of No. 44, Wilmington square, Clerkenwell, being sworn, stated that Friday night last his ...
... house. The prisoner made no defence. Verdict—Guilty of stealing to the amount 0f39 shillings. NEW COURT. Pot-Stealing.— Charles Boxier and William Brown, aged 18, were indicted for stealing pewter pot, the property ot Mr. G. Clark, another, the .property ...
... prisoner. In answer the Magistrate, stated, that he grocer, residing Somers Town, and. that he had Intention of committing robbery; but when asked the reason hud made the attempt to steal the cloaks, and was only prevented from fully the act owing to the ...
... and If. la, had at all the Libraries. THhATHK HOY At, ADt-LPUL THIS EVENING, January the 6th, the tspecial permission Charles Dickens, Esq.. ilSlh tiraei entirely ne-» Drama, caller THE CHIMES, A GOBLIN of some Bells that rau(( GUI Year out t a New Year ...
... Published the Punch-office, 92, Fleet street. NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK MR. DICKENS. In December, will published, price 55.. small Bvo., f CRICKET THE HEARTH ; Fairy Tale of Horae. By CHARLES DICKENS. The Illustrations by Clarkson Stanfield, Esq , R.A.; Daniel Machse ...
... street. To had alio of Book .idlers. NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK BY MR. DICKENS, lit December, will published, price 55.. small Bvo.. rip lIE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH; a Fairy Tale of Horae. By CHARLES DICKENS. The Illustrations by Clarkson Stanfield, Esq., It.A.; Daniel ...
... the Liwer.rotd, Deptford, about three o’clock, and saw one o the R division riding fast towards me. He came and said that robbery bad taken place at Lewisham, that one mao bad been taken, and another had escaped. After giving me a description of the prisoner ...
... themselves the burden of the collection of tithe was willing to make an abatement of their full claim, but he would consent to no robbery—he would not give more than a fair equivalent. This question, which is now a question of money, may also resolve itself int) ...