... * be •svaaged; and that the schedule of fees for coroners propose I la the report be adopted by the court.’* Signed, Wm. Dickens and H. T. Chambcrtayne.—Adopted. Remuneration to Mb. Cahtfb.—The Rev, T. C. Auams thought It was the duty of the court to ...

... Welch received alike punishment for passing bad money; and Thomas * ordered tote confined for °Mf ravmth hard labour. f« the robbery at the TV arwick Arms Hotel, m 1549, as noticed in the Advertiser of last week. Admission op Jews to P l iamext.—Numerous ...

... from custody. Public House Robberies —Oa Wednesday, a well dressed, gentlemanly looking man, who gave the name of William Roper, was brought ud at the Borough Court, before Mr. Maude, charged with several public house robberies.—On Saturday morning last ...

... custody, and also the other prisoner at the Jack of Newbury Inn. Bullock said, had not betn tipsy, should have had hands in the robbery. Hussey expressed his contrition for had done. Beth prisoners were found guilty, Hussey being recommended mercy, aud Bdl'tck ...

... O1 wlren employed:- w le - c. P ?? l,~ Sir Robert Ad iir, dx-amtbassndoito Turlkey (salary, £7000) 2050 'Stool ?? Haon. Charles Arbsithn'ot, dittb to-ditto (salary, £70010) 2036. Stal~ re Viscount Strsnigford, 'ditto'tIs 'Iliehia ?? train Si'rEdwaril ...

... names of active, intelligent sorters and letter carriers who have proved unable resist a temptation to which, as Mr. Charles Dickens in his masterly sketch of Valentine's day at the Post-offiee has with great truth and feeling observed, they ought not ...

... selections Pictorial Hou edited by Charles Knight consist of miscellaneous collection of illustrations all subjects and from all sources with letter-press to match It is cheap if not choice book Imfbrial Enctc loprdia London: Charles Knight— Bearing in mind that ...

... fa.'as St. George chape was concerned. A long conversation took place on the subject «f improving the road before the Duke Charles Inn, and committee was appointed to see it contributions could „ot be raised for that purpose. The committee are Messrs. Edmondson ...

... adepts the skeleton-keys are pickpockets gonophs” mostly young thieves who sneak into areas and rob tills and other pilferers Dickens's Household Words' Funeral of the Duke of Cambridge The remains of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge were on Friday ...

... entered on Wednesday night the 10th inst. by thieves, who cleared out the contents of the window, valued at nearly 1000/. The robbery was not discovered until Mr. Emanuel came down in the morning. Immediate notice was sent to London by telegraph; but no persons ...

... °pp~rtmity °oubt many will B ?? isselves of pi St the ?? J. ?? been .made bo'us, in t respect to the ,prevalence of garde robbe-ry&,- -'peil o- nd- in, the n6ighhb~tiib~qd 6f. Qrten ens Tre l smeclially fri ing- the Nibjiedators ~sgIsa~lteitrldr~wihteS ...

... sentence for a robbery a thief picks a pocket. What does the fact prove ? That the law is a failure-thatthe punishment of felony, insteadof operating to deter, encourages to the commission of crime ? Make the case murder instead of robbery, and' Mr Ewart ...