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... WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, Friday, Dec. 28. (Before Mr. Serjeant Adams, Chairman, and a full Bench of Magistrates.) THE ALLEGED ROBBERY BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Edward Jones, otherwise Edward Cotton, was indicted, charged with having stolen, on the 14th of December ...
... when ho came On the day after the robbery the constable brought the pri to Mr. Penrose, with some the stolen articles Pri aoner confMM that he knocked the glass off the wall with bis stick, tommitted the robbery alone. Jamos Bates, the constable, stated ...
... encouraged other writers to venture upon the same track of close sketching and humorous delineation; and instead of one Mr. DICKENS, we have Ogee or four dlr. DICRENSES, and all of them appear_ to be doing as well as can be expected. Thus where a new Vein ...
... Banbury . * ! 1 0 0 Major Bradford ! ?? , 10 0 0 Rev. Charles Jerram, Witney ?? 2 0 0 E. D. Bascom, Esq. St. Mary Hall 110 Enoch Durant. Esq 10 0 0 Mrs. Robert Hibbert, Chalfonl St. Peter's ?? 110 Charles Gaskel, Esq. ditto ?? 110 Rev. J. Faassett, Chalfont ...
... esq., C. Shirley, ess., a. Prime, esq., J. W. Ladtrroke. Esq., J. Kn . Esq. ( Loxwood), C. Fisher, esq.. Sir Charles Barrel!, N.P., C. S. Dickens, esq.. W. L. Woods, esq., W. M. Bridfar, esq, ( Recorder, of Chichester), H. D. Goring, esq. M.P., R. Hssler ...
... eventually taken at Twickenham, after a gallant run of upwards of wo hours, only four horsemen being in at the death. MEMOIRS OF CHARLES MATTHEWS.—This book is what, upon a slight reflection, it might have been expected to be — a book of jest and anecdote : there ...
... Lonu Sutton Anderson Henry Long Sutton Hardy Joseph Saint Janus Anderson William ditto Howard Adderlev Long Sutton Anderson Charles ditto Leader Samuel Sutton Bridge Anderson J. Chapman Lutton Robert Long Sutton Bailey John Long Sutton Mountain William ditto ...
... month. The new farce lehearsul at Diury-lane is understood to be the pen Mr. Charles Dance j it is to entitled Now or Never. It is rumoured in theatrical circles that Mr. Charles Kenn and Mr. Wdiiam Farren, at the end of their respective engagements, intend ...
... opening of parliament. The Duchess-Countess of Sutherland will proceed on a visit to the noble lord and his lady in a few • Charles Dickens, (Boz) Mr. W. H. Ainsworth, the author of Kookwood, and Mr. Foster, the author ofthe life Cromwell, have been sojourning ...
... Discount on the security cc Government bills was 4 per cent., and, on good private paper at three mouths, 8 per cent. Mr. Charles Dickens (Boz), Mr. W. H. Ainsworth, the author of Rockwood, and Mr. Fester, the author of the Life of Cromwell, have been sojourning ...
... Cooke. Munden, Emery, and, above all, that vocal child of nature, Charles Incledon, whose colloquial style, as well as lhat of his Singing, is admirably hit off in poor Charles's genuine ?? As an example of his vocal humour, we may mention his mock ...
... elevation of the Marquis Chandos to the peerage. Mr. B. Q. Symons has been appointed Surveyor of the Thame Road. Highway Robbery. —On last, «bout srYen o’clock, as Mr. llenrjr Watkins, denier, was returning home from Buckingham Fair on horseback, was ...