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... 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 ...
... the beautiful purple crocus At the recent dinner party given Lord John Russell to Lord Clarendon, Mr. Macau'ay and Mr. Charles Dickens were among; the most honoured guests. the intermediate sessions held at Shrffi.i l, last week, John Suteliffe, E«q., of ...
... their minds concentrated in the Church Pastoral- Aid Society. The rev genttleman read extracts from the letter of Mr. Charles Dickens, as to the conduct of the crowd the execution of tbe Mannings, and contended that that letter was an evidence of the ...
... aware, from, the unscrpulouis as- insertions of my accusers for the lest two-and-a'half y'eare, -that ch oarges-offraud, robbery, &e.,-woire ade against mea, It 1e parish meeting, end recorded without my first having one single r, opportunity allowed ...
... and the Misses Appleton; Mr. George Slater, and the Misses Slater, Dunsear; John Ilorridge, Esq.; Win. Ilorridge, Esq., Charles Ainsw orth, Esq.; R. S. Barlow. Esq and the Misses Barlow; Edward Willock, Esq.; Edward Barlow, Henry Crook, Esq.; Sami. Hollins ...
... doubt. Foreman : Well, then, we find him Guilty. Robberies on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. —In consequence of repeated complaints made to the authorities on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway of robberies of goods, and of the breaking open of packages ...
... Whig Ministers that ever ruled the kingdom. Kinu Charles's Day.— The bells of the Parish Church rang merry peals on Wednesday, and the flag was hoisted in commemoration of the restoration of King Charles 11. According to ancient usage, also, the flag-staff ...
... the subject. The board then ad;' journed. HIGHWAY ROBBERY, AND BRUTAL ASsAULT ?? A Bor.-On Monday last, before W. and J. Eccles, Esqrs., James Brinnand, a navigator, was brought up, charged with the robbery anl brutal assault on Enoch Baines, noticed in ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... °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 ...
... sessions. Robbery with Violence. At the Borough Court, on Monday, two determined looking ruffians, named John Loyd and William Russell, both of whom appeared to be well known to the police, were brought up in custody, charged with highway robbery. A man ...