... 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 ...

... county palatine of Lancaster, tbe Preston Intermediate Sessions, on Friday the instant. * Mr. Charles Dickens Leeds. We are glad to learn tbat Mr. Charles Dickens proposes to visit Leeds on Wednesdey the 15th September, to read his Christmas Carol tbe Musio ...

... Middleton's promises aboit the time of the robbery, and c the crickest bat and ten pileone were silbseqtiently found t under the bed they occupied. Time prisoners also absconde de very shortly after the robbery was di-coveied. Tie blagis- e trates intimated ...

... vindictive proceeding against Mn. CHARLES DICKENS, the distinguished novelist, has just conic to light through an investigation made before the ?? istrates atRochester. On Saturday night it was expected that Mr. Dickens would proceed in his carriage from ...

... Hogarth, sister of Mrs Dickens, senior. The life of Charles Mathers will be the “young” Charles Dickens's first book. His father, you may remember, once wrote or edited “Memoirs of Crimaldi the Clown.” A life of the late Charles Mathews is a ...

... with the most severe the autumn gales. DEATH CHARLES DICKENS' BROTHER.— The New York papers publish telegram »tn Chicago, which announces the death, in that city, of Augustus Dickens, brother of Charles Dickens, the novelist. TREATIES OE ...

... Institution was given Walter Dickens and his writings. The chair was occupied by Mr T. Dawson, the president, and there was large attendance. Rowton devoted the first part bis lecture a general estimate of the character Dickens as author and a mas defending ...

... I have been lodging at Mrs. Dicken's since Friday. I have talked to Mrs. Dicken about it, but not every day. I have been out three days. I have been in- terested in getting any intelligence about this accident. Joseph Dicken is out at his work in the day ...

... was given by tile gentry of' Ksrry to the directors Of tice sceiicmany aced Sir Charles. The Lord Lieutenant was Present.I ~*The Cork Couus~ti-etioct says that Mr. Dickens reat- sty lieed £226 in Cork by six hours' reading. A church-rate was last wveelc ...

... been called atK>n to assume that position in consequence of the unsxoidable absence of Mr Charles Dickens, the president of the institution. Mr Charles Dickens had been long announced to take the chair on the occasion, but the illness which unfortunately ...

... Whitehead whilst the robbery was in progress. White- bead, however, failed to identify the prisoner, bat it was given in evidence that he was seen shortly before the robbery in company with Clark. The prisoner was found Not guilty. HIGHWAY ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE ...

... lectures On the Writings of Dickens to the members snd friends of the Bradford Mechanics' Institution. lectures consisted for the most part of reading, with few comments, of passages from the chief works of Mr. Dickens. The beauty and humour of the ...