... called LEAP r_^s ; 0R - THE LADIES' PRIVILEGE. Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN will perform together TO-NIGHT The ad- mired Comedy of NELL GWYNNE will be repeated at Second ice, with BOX and COX. Charles XII. on Tuesday and Thurs- day next. The Serious Family ...

... brother lodged in the same house. Notice was received at the county police office, Skerton, of the robbery, at half-past 7 o'clock the same evening. Constable Dicken- son was immediately dispatched in quest of him, and by his vigilance and tact, was enabled ...

... Patrick Flynn, John Williams, George Dickens, and George Dutton, having been taken into custody, by direction of Mr. Hill, Superintendent of Police, on suspicion of having been engaged in the assault and robbery of Mr. R. M‘Kean, jun. of Curzon Park ...

... ! pleof Scotia n.gl.t have to ,he„. sound .e.,, of .slur ,ta, along -nth d.q..at-- pr ...

... prove thet the four prisoners had been drinking together at the Victoria on the sight of the robbery, bet there was nothing to connect them with the robbery The Superintendent of Police (Mr Hill) thet at present be could sot cerry the case farther, upon ...

... The Late Extensive Robbery in Perth. —In November last the shop of Messrs M'Nab was broken into on a Sunday evening, and £600 or £700 worth of jewellery and watches carried off. A reward of was offered for information about the robbery, but nothing was ...

... inefficacy of the police (in support of which they are pretty heavily taxed) to prevent it We, a few weeks since, noticed a robbery of two lambs from the Moat farm, since which a lamb has been stolen from the farm used by Mr Holman, Hawkers common, the skin ...

... Nottingham commission agent DOWNHAM Harrowgale Yorkshire merchant JOHN IA GUERRAND Liverpool CHARLES THOS GLOVER Manchester small-ware dealer INSOLVENT PETITIONS Charles Davies Stourbridge working tailor John Samnel Gilbert Kenilworth schoolmaster James Briggs ...

... J~itiie Md. tlnssctcr, E srI Tlios. Etigland, Esqi. irimies L. Scagor, Esqil WIt])) lvtmus, li-q. h oliii Seinell, ELsq] Charles Rvits, Eer1. Wiltl. Slicarles , Iesq Charces A. lFergusonm, Esq. Joliii Stich, Esq. Robutert Forest, Esq. Deb1t. G. Smithil ...

... HOLD WORDS. A WEEKLY JOURNAL, designed for the Instruction and Eatertalnment of all Classes of Readers. Conducted by CHARLES DICKENS. London : Office, No. 16, Wellington-street Nerth (where all coin munications to the Editor alust be addressed) ; and ...

... T. C. Hornyold, Esq., Francis Holland, Esq., ‘IT. S. Lea, ., G. Rushout, Esq., M.P., Wm. Robias, Esq.., Ricketts, Esq., Charles Sidebottom, Esq., A Skey, Esq., E. G. Stone, Esq., Jas, Taylor, Esq., G Talbot, jun., Esq., R. Temple, Es J. A. Taylor, Esq ...

... the Earl of Lauderdale. At the recent dinner party given by Lord John Russell to Lord Clarendon, Mr. Macaulay and Mr. Charles Dickens were present. The Quern has been pleased to appoint George John Crawford, Esq , to be Second Judge of the Supreme Court ...