... - : r~ - - - A SOLICITOR'S CLERK COIMUiTEDT FOR ROBBERY, AT HALIFAX. Is (From our correvpondentl ) e Yesterday, at the Borough Court, Halifax, before Ely Bates, Esq., and John Abbott, Esq., a respectable young manl, Mr. James Wright, solicitor's clerk ...

... Middleton's promises aboit the time of the robbery, and c the crickest bat and ten pileone were silbseqtiently found t under the bed they occupied. Time prisoners also absconde de very shortly after the robbery was di-coveied. Tie blagis- e trates intimated ...

... was given by tile gentry of' Ksrry to the directors Of tice sceiicmany aced Sir Charles. The Lord Lieutenant was Present.I ~*The Cork Couus~ti-etioct says that Mr. Dickens reat- sty lieed £226 in Cork by six hours' reading. A church-rate was last wveelc ...

... he wfe made a dupe of by others. AN OLD OFFENDER.-At the Southampton quar- Al tsr sessions on Thursday evening, the, 20th, Charles Horatio C Fitziserbert, a sinister-looking muan, fifty-four years of age, ti was indicted for housebreaking, and Stealing ...

... evi- el: dently provided for a suprse, as the kitceie, poker was 14 found lyicng at the door w hentc robbery was discovered. w: THiE ALLEGED ROBBERY Os' £.137.-Yesterday, tbI. Win. Groves, lansdlord of tics Harper Arms, Harper-street' and a contractur ...

... pr'oposed and thi tire seconded by the Right Hon. the Earl of Slsaftesniury, Sir' rot be! Edw'd. Bulnwer: Ltton, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. W . M. II Tisackeray, ir Jrrmes Stphen (Profesor of Modern His- wye this toyalabig),M.CalsK igt, Mr. M. Milree,! ...

... HALIFAX.-On Thursdav, the two men ])rako sa Farrar, in custody for the robbery of Dan L'eveilcy, On the highway near Pellon, Holifax, (whose deauli followed a strangely the robbery), were brought before John ater s house, Esq., at the C(lonty-office. The ...

... reading works of th set fiction of whatever class or descriptiou. I'eferringe specially ee el the | to Mr. Charles Dickens, lhe remarked- If Charles Dickens 11: on in l only knew the injury he is isufloting on the world, lie would pr iniate have gone down to ...

... question to Cock- i4S house, on the night of the robbery, arid lie assisted in disposing of themn to Jackeon. Another witnepse spoke to seeing one of tisa prisoners at a late hoer on the night of the robbery with a bag asol his back. 'The pigeons being ...

... Mr. Coutecillor Cerise, and Mr. Nickels ; Mir. J. P. Of a! [r.Croeland, J.P. of Huddersfield, accompsnied by Mr. agix rin Charles Brook, Mr. John. Armitage, Mir. Joehn Free.agi ially manai, aced Mir. Janioes Brook ; ties Mayor of Sheffield, rises sccomnpanied ...

... AND THEIR 1 VWORIC A toCHARGE OF CRU&ELTY AGAINST A MASTER. le On Thearaday, aet the West Riding Court, Brad-v se ford, Charles Schofield, a person employed at a coal mine re belonsging to Mr. Samuel Clapham, at Birstal, was charged 30with having, on ...

... Gregsonl, Esq., 110 iteliar~d litigallay, Esq. David Charles Guthrire, Esq. G(eorge tissues, Req. John Alexander Ilankey, Esq. ?? ry I lianshard, Esq. Edwsard Ilarnage, Esq. Jl otus Watson BorradailcEsq. Charles Kerr, Esq. Of Henry Cayley, Esq. J.1hnt Ord, Esq ...