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... the last person in the house Before the commission of the robbery, the case was ad■pourned until Monday next. Theft behind the Counteb. —We have long been of opinion that there is species of robbery whioh ought to be more severely punished than that which ...
... 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 ...
... at tbe time of tbe robbery, was employed servant in the house, betas soon sbe got the money she decamped. Alleged Highway Robbbby.—A paragraph under this head sppears onr seventh page, giving account of an alleged serious robbery committed on the highway ...
... The constable who apprehended him stated that he had found upon him a document containing a detailed account of various robberies committed at different times by Daly in various places of worship. Father Ignatius (the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Spencer) was assaulted ...
... volfre. LAMBETIT. - AvTIMPTEBD HIGnwAY ROBBERY WiTH MURDEROUS VIOLENOE.-Charles Wood, who described himself as an omnibus driver, and living c at No. 20, Bull and Gate-yard, High Holborn, wasI charged with committing a most murderous assault on the person ...
... Volf?r. half- LAMBETET. ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RtOBBERY Y'e bSt. WITH MURDEROUS5 VIoLEN6ii--Charles Wood, who ag ,owe, described himself as an omnibus driver, and living k e de- at' No. 20, Bull and Ga~te-yard, High Holboro, was the charged with committing ...
... repealing the paper duties. M r. nullt .nd Crompton, Mr. Chambers, of Edinburgh, Mr. Chas. ni~Dght, Towv tanl Mr. Toole, Mr. Charles Dickens, and Mr. Collins, of c-las- tory gow, were the =sitcpil speakers. The Chancellor said Mr. the deputation w ldnot, of course ...
... prisoner's request Verdict, j (irn.Tv Assault. imrrneoned hard labour f-.r months. TUESDAY, 11. lIOItSF. STEALING NEAR SHEFFIELD. CHARLES DARBY (27). and ALFRED BOA RDM AN (17), wore charged with having, 21st Deoemlior last, lleeley, neat Sheffield, stolon gelding ...
... er purse under her dress, but all her money daml shudwsmissing with the exception of a 'fourpenny da mnined piece.-Mr. C. Dickens, 4, Nassau-street, Soho- Gin fr-square, corroborated this evidence. When prisoner for appre- was going away witness stopped ...
... idols old / Because they have eves and they see not, ears have they and hear not Why Dickens a better writer than Shakespeare '.- Because Shakespeare rote well, but Dickens wrote Welter. Aphorisms and Promptings for Mind.— Those- who will not lie ruled by ...
... the tf i consent of the Queen, been postponed until the 15th of m o next month, in deference to the feelings of Mr. Charles P se Dickens, whose infant daughter died on Monday week. It at e is stated that the andience of these performances will pay e five ...
... cfficials. ' Serious Robbery from ah Hotel. —A robbery of a serious nature has been committed this week at the Swan Hotel, Bridge-street, Bristol, the property carried off amounting in ' value to between £50 and £100. The robbery is believed to I have ...