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... Daring Garotte Robbery near Nottingham.—A daring highway robbery, accompanied with violence, has taken place at the village of Basford, three miles from Nottingham. Mr. Charles Brown, of Basford, left an Odd Fellows* lodge in the village, about half-past ...
... Lettercarrie: A arvellous Eecape. Arrest of an Absconding Clerk, A Terrible Tale of Marder. Arrest of Card Sharpers. Charles Dickens at Home. Preaching “ The Lectore on the Silent. Netionalist Meeting at Belfast. Sai Fatelity. Alleged Wrongful Conviction ...
... after a long inquiry. THE PRINTERS' READERS. The printers' readers in London are to meet, nnder the presidency of Mr. Charles Dickens, to consider the question of their salaries, which have not paiticipated in the upward movements of the trade. AMERICA ...
... by MISS ANNIE TREMAINE, — THIS EVENING, | To commence with the Sketch, dramatised by John Hollingshead, from the late Charles Dickens’ Reading Copy, by express permission of Measrs. gp and Hall, itled BARDELL 4 PICKWICK. Mr. J. L. Toole. Sergeant Buzfuz ...
... ANNIE T KEM AINE, Ou MONDAY and TUR ESDAY, AUGUST 21st and 22nd, 1871, Sketch, dramatised by John To commence with the Charles Dickens’ Hollingshe ad, from the late Reading Copy, by express pe rmission of Messrs. Chapman and Hall, BARDELL V. PICKWICK. Mr ...
... THE FINANCE STATEMENT—NEW TAXES. itl.nl. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1854. Mr. Gladstone's Budget, like the Hard Timet of Mr. Charles Dickens, comes out in periodical parcels, and is likely, after the same similitude, to be as familiar, but not quite pleasant ...
... Foreign Office, Lord Brabazon distanced the nearest of his rival competitors sixty-seven marks. One of them was the son of Charles Dickens, for whose sake the examination had been postponed for some time, he was in America, and who was evidently meant to have ...
... tenancies, easements, or other rights*—Civil Service Gazette. English Celebrities in America.—Mr. Dickens is preceded in his visit to this country by the Rev. Charles Kingsley, whose sympathies during the late rebellion were not, perhaps, different from those ...
... French hands, unless the virgin Queen gave it tothe Duc d’Alencon or D'Anjou (?) when a suitor for her hand. The late monster robbery of jewels in the Palais Royal was proved to be an English plant,” and the French are nowapprehensive that too much free trade ...
... Garnett on we the Rev. W. Hunt on Charles of National Life a ter,” the Hon. Peel on Sir Robert and Mr. Leslie Stephen on Pepys the | Quinine and ‘Tonie is Brac ell aches and os BITS AND SCRAPS. THE LANGOTRY JEWEL |} 34 robbery » obvious, sad that » ibe of ...
... M.A. in the presence of Lord and Lady Raglan, Dowager Duchess of Verulam. and manv other members of the nub ty Mrs. Charles Dickens is now living by hers Ifin the Re- gent’s Park. within stone-throw of the residence of Mr. Wills, who fs brother-in-law ...
... few mouths you will hear in Lon- A la audience assembled at 's lecture on Hall oa Sanday last to bear Mise Kate Feld “Charles Dickens.” Miss Field's maoner ani delivery are and her cordial and appreciative treatment of her subject won her applause. Mr ...