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... TrTi C HALL. SHEFFIELD. \| Manager— Me, CHARLES DICKENS, ?? urn .Tavistock Square, in the County of Middlesex. 31 0 ND A V EVENING, August 30th, 1 852, ' THE AMATEUR COMPANY OF - rUILD OF LITERATURE AND ART; „ c Life Assurance and other Provident habits ...
... Straw for the ; same, may apply to George Mitchell, Angel Inn Livery . Stables. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S ENTERTAINMENT. Ladies and Gentlemen who purpose honouring Mr. Dickens with their presence on MONDAY Evening next, will find it advantageous to purchase ...
... B- CHARLES D ; IQJLJE N . S. The Conductors of the Independent have pleasure in announcing that they have made special arrange- ments with Messrs. Chaputftn and Hull f.r the publication, in the Weddy Independent, of the late Mr. Charles Dickens' famous ...
... Eleven a m.—Hartley John, Lee Job, Sims Ephraim, Clark Sarah Aon. Kendall Charles, burglary . McGowan John, Conway Michael, Moran John, chapel breaking; Dickinson John, robbery ; Notherg Thomas. Thompson William, ditto; Stones William, wounding; Elwess ...
... 14, JOHNSOM Mary Ann, robbery; 21 and 22, Mc'CAULEY Hugh, and HINES James, robbery; 23, WALTON Peter James, burglary ; 26. WEBSTER William, manslauehter; 28, 29, and 30, NICHOLSON Beniamin, BANCROFT Alfred, and EXLEY John, robbery ; 32, WALKER Martha, ...
... and 64, HARTLEY Joseph, SHEPHKRDSON Charles, HAIGH Robert, and SCOTT John. Night Poaching being armed end W. unding; 65 and 66, SHEPHERD Alfred and TABKKR Edward, Robbery; 68 ana t9, ROAN James and WATSON John, Robbery; .0, 71, and 72, MORLAND Richard. ...
... Safe, to ren- der the contents secure against tbieves, tbe above improvements ' must be adopted, as tbe recent extensive robberies of Iron Safes by means of Steel Drills and Gunpowder, prove thai, nine-tenths of the Safes new. in use, however well made ...
... him to the notice of Macaulay and Dickens. Macaulay wrote him a letter ?? with warm and lavish praise. Dickens, with unsparing expressions of delight and enthusiasm, asked bim to write for Household Words. When Dickens believed in a man and trusted him ...
... tiEADLEY William, robbery ; 8, GREEK Thomas, bur- glary; 9, FARRAH Joseph, bigamy; 17, SYLV ESTER Johu, assault with intent to rob; 21. HORNsEY William, iorgery ; 22 aud 23, MURPHY Hugh and BCRNS Oweu, robbery; 29, DAY John, robbery; 31* ROBINSON Thomas ...
... WILSON ALFRED, 56, WILSON CLARA, alias STANLEY MARY, Robbery; 44, HALL GEORGE, Burglary; 40, HUGHES GEORGE, Burglary ; 88, DUFFY WILLIAM, 3'J, CORKLIN EDWABD, Robbery; Cki, MARSHALL JOHN, Robbery ; 47, JONES JOHN, Setting Fire to a W r ood ; 51, CHAPMAN ...
... expression lhat the mantle of Dickens has f alleu upon him ; bnt while his works display all the humour and pathos of his prototype, it is not too much to say tnai t arjeon has a tamed a style and finish far superior to those of Dickens. Farjeon's delineations ...
... 55 and 50, Wilson Alfied and Wilson , Clara alias Stanley Mary, robbery ; 44, Hall George, burg- lary ; 40, Hughes George, burglary ; 38 and 39, Duffy Wil- liam and Corklin Edward, robbery ; 66, Marshall John, rob- bery ; 47, Jones John, setting fire to ...