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... died during the past year Ea-rrcsidcnt Polk, Madame Kccamier, Lady Blcssmgton, Signor do Begnis, Marshal Bugcaud, Ex-King Charles Albert of Sardinia, King William of Holland, Ibrahim Pacha, the Shah of Persia, Maria Edgeworth, Marquis D’Aligrc—the French ...
... furniture; like hr the f lodging Hero s o . f :b . : of 80/. in her house a few nights before; and it that she committed the robbery, but the evidence_ officer, and she departed without taking leave a o ..,;filiv the essence of vice, and children soaking ...
... hawkers, but he had bought similar things in the same way. —A woman living near the warehouse deposed that on the night of the robbery her attention was attracted by seeing a stranger standing near the door of Mr. Slee's warehouse, and she afterwards identified ...
... your faithful servant, RICHARD GREEN. Knighton, January 2, 1850. NEWPORT. are sorry to hear of the total loss of the barq ie Charles of this port (Captain Hall) by collision between Cardiff and Newport: two only of the crew arc saved. On Monday, James Harrhy ...
... of horsemen, he himseß? being in a carriage drawn by four greys. The usual preliminaries having been gone through, Charles Scrase Dickens, Esq., briefly proposed Lord Alexander Gordon Lennox as a fit and proper person to represent the borough and rape ...
... subordinate characters the Plays of Shalcspere was delivered to the members of this institute on Thursday evening last* by Mr. Charles Cowden Clarke, the early friend of John idea is excellent one. With the main characters of the great dramatist everybody has ...
... 21 days ; John Barrett, of Denham, It days, for diobeying an order of affiliation, all hard labour. For Tr ig/.—Jan. 13th, Charles Humbold, Aylesbury, for embezzlement; James Foster, Newing• ton, for stealing bacon. 15th, John Stubbs, of Eton, for stealing ...
... approved of the appointment. Dakins Highvvay Robberies at Birminofiam.- immediate vicinities of this town have during the present winter become unfortunately notorious scenes of most determined highway robberies. On Wednesday evening about half-past six ...
... Characters of Dickens.” After apologizing for little deviation from the syllabus in the illustrations he intended giving, the lecturer made few interesting remarks upon satirists and humourists in general, and upon the superiority of Mr. Charles Dickens as writer ...
... sold by all Book- sellers and Newsmen. NEW WORK~BY MB. CHARLES DICKKNS. On the 3ist will be published, price Is., Number X.,of DAVID COPPERFIELD the YOUNGER, of BLUNDERSTONE ROOKERY. By CHARLES DICKENS. With Illustrations by ll. blot K. Browne. To be completed ...
... transaction tho prisoner was liberated from Ilford Gaol, where he had been imprisoned for higiiway robbery.—The Judge: For what ? oliccman; Highway robbery, my Lord. The prisoner and three others stopped chaise on turnpike-road—and one of them, not the ...
... at the above Institution, on Thursday, the 24th of Jan., by the Rev. W. J. Odgers, of Plymouth, on the Writings of Mr. Charles Dickens. extrart, a uthful and chaste style, gave several afforded .° rks ' which ' together with the lecture, discussion inwhVh ...