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... THE LATE ROBBERY BY G. RAAKEi MANSION House. - On Tuesday a man of very respectable exterior, nanted Go(Wed Raake, was brought befCre the Lord Mayor, in the custody of Daniel Forrester, ciiargeil with h:*ving forged a letter of credit upon Messrs. Rothschild ...
... great advantage, in the Humber and the rivers connected with it.-Leetls Intelligencer.] A brother of the celebrated Mr Charles Dickens has been appointed to a small place in the excise. All the world owes all the world more than all the world is worth, ...
... Mr. Charles Dickens (the popular writer under the signature of Boz) then came forward and stated that he also witnessed the transaction, and, in his opinion, Mr. Wright had rather understated the facts against the defendant. When he, Mr. Dickens, came ...
... Literary Fund Club dined on Wednesday at the Freemasons' Tavern, to meet the stewards of the en- suing anniversary. Mir. Charles Dickens was in the chair, and was supported by a numerous party. It was riimoured that the noble president, the Marquess of Lausdowne ...
... ; Randall Edward Plunkett, commonly called the lion. Randall Edward Plunket, at the suit of Charles Thomas Holcombe ; Gervas Bradberry, at the suit of Charles Gaines ; Salusbury Humphreys, at the suite of William Cole Thompson and Ann his wife; William ...
... Mr. If. R. Curteis I'easmarsh, by Lord John ; Mr. G. H. M. Wagner, High Sheriff of Sussex, by the Duke of Richmond; Mr. S. Dickens, by the Duke Richmond; Mr. Mnsgrave Brisco, the Duke Richmond; Richard Hunter, the Earl Surrey: Col. Wyndham, Sir A.Clifford; ...
... prisoner picked the money, he said he was tbe most sober and could best take care of it. There was no scramble tor the change. Dickens took it all. Mary Mabbutt saw the prisoner, with some other soldiers, enter the Plumbers' Arms, kept by her father. George ...
... of Joseph Grimaldi, the Clown, edited Cbi.'aJ Dickens, Esq. (Box?), vols. post Bvo. with numerouschantr| istic illustrations by George Cruikshank. 11. Damascui and myra, a Journey to the East, by Charles G. Addison, Esrp, Inner Temple, 2 vols. 6v0., with ...
... the possession of Mr. Beeson, beerhouse- keeper, Alexander-street. ROBBERIES. â The Rev. Mr. Apthorpe, of Grrmley, was robbed of two waistcoats, on Saturday last, by a man named Charles Cook: he was dressed in a dark brown coat and dark trousers, about ...
... the robbery must have been effected between those hours. He had strictly examined all his domestics, and from tlie straightforward tale told by them, he had not the slightest reason to suspect any of them. Mr. Chambers remarked, that many robberies of ...
... _taken away by the thieves The papers stolen were family. paoers of the Ambassador's nephew, Count Charles Pozzo di Bora°, in whose apartments the robbery was committed. None of the aiutwsi4dor's property or paper* were taken. away. ...
... question, previous the robbery, iincl Hint had a aOck similar to tba one deposed to the prwsvt utor. Richard Pannell stated that is a constable at Pet worth; on the Sunday, Ihv day full the rubbery, he went the spot where the robbery was committed; there ...