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... Inn, Air. Frederick Dickens; B.rdwlnh, Pistol, and Nvm (foUowers of Falstaff) Mr. Cole, Mr. George Cruiksiiank, Mr. Augustus Dickens. For the farce of Animal Magnetism, the following was the distribution: The Doctor, Mr. Charles Dickens Want L s - preven ...
... blind. Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Mask Lemon Swell-mob Men.— At the Marylebone London police-court, on Tuesday.Mr. Charles Dickens (Boz) and Mr. Mark Lemon attended, the latter for the purpose of preferring a charge of attempted robbery ...
... Grimeshill, near Kirkby Lonsdale, Esq. and at Preston sessions, on Wednesday week, Charles Dickson Archibald, of Rusland Hall, near Milnthorpe, Esq., qualified as magistrates. Robbery in Public-House—On Monday last, party of men were drinking In the Crown and ...
... taken out of his coat pocket, but he did not miss it until some time after the robbery had taken place. The evidence being insufficient to convict the prisoners with the robbery, they were discharged.— Liverpool paper. The March of Intellect.—Just the early ...
... Perfumers and Medicine Venders. New Work Edited Boz.—We observe that new work entitled The Pic Nic Papers, edited by Charles Dickens, Esq. (Box), the author of Pickwick, &c, is announced for immediate publication, by Mr. Colburn. It is illustrated ...
... 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 ...
... Auctettus EFL Mr.. Dickens and the other ladies. the oat rproof fabric ananfectory and cottnit mill a wows. Higley k Co. They wars loy Edward G liellbouse and H. W. Capra. members of the committee for amateur perforamore. Mr. Dickens and his companions ...
... 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 ...
... men who sneered at mesmerism, sneered at some of the greatest minds of the age— Archbishop Whateley, Lord Morpetb, and Charles Dickens. Cuvier, the naturalist, too, was a sincere believer in mesmedsm.—The last lecture waa delivered on I?riday night, the ...
... He gave notice of the robbery to the police, and on the he following day police constable Gallihooly amnd another officer apprehended three men named Win. Murphy, Jas. to green, and Josepli Chandley, onl suspicion of the robbery. re bese men were drunk ...
... 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 ...