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... cfficials. ' Serious Robbery from ah Hotel. —A robbery of a serious nature has been committed this week at the Swan Hotel, Bridge-street, Bristol, the property carried off amounting in ' value to between £50 and £100. The robbery is believed to I have ...
... compeused the rest of the sufferers out of his own purse. j The Gold Dust Robbery.—William Plamplin, the ( tailor out of work, who is charged with being concerned in the , robbery of gold-dust from the goods-train on the South-Western ( Railway, was again ...
... prepared for stuffing. These have been bequeathed to this town.— Liverpool Times. Highway Robberies near Carlisle. — On Saturday morning some daring highway robberies were perpetrated in broad daylight in the immediate neighbourhood of Carlisle by a mau ...
... although an American citizen. r„r^ RRATIVE 0F Cl- RRE.nt Events. — This well-known monthly periodical, conducted by Mr. Charles Dickens, has .if th« wf 16 pabllc aware > proceeded against for a violation d h veered on 9p . ape E Stamp Act Judgment was to ...
... learned judge having paid eloquent tribute to the works of Mr. Charles Dickens, concluded by proposing Mr. Charles Dickens and the literature of the Anglo-Saxons. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Charles Dickens returned ...
... conveying land. Street Robbery.ââ¬âAt the Leeds Court House, on Saturday, Paul Smith and Samuel Ibbotson, two young men, were brought up by policeman Gregson, charged with stealing a silver watch belonging to youug man named Charles Tattersfield. Tattersfield ...
... Kearney, aud the Sioux party were defeated. Tue Indians, however, always exaggerate the number of their killed. | Mr. Charles Dickens has promised to read one or more of his Christmas works during next Christinas week for the benefit the Literary and ...
... It is not known by the passengers whether she has sustained much damage or not. Extensive Robbery of Money and Jewels. the Clavnrt Wet3 M' a most ex teusive robbery was committed nSu 'way station, under circumstances mysterious, went to * ' ° had * sta ...
... vessels, freighted with every description of goods, arc fixed to leave the Thames for Australia. A dramatic version of Charles Dickens's Battle of Life has beeu produced at the Vaudeville Theatre, Paris, witb a good deal of success. Her Majesty the Queen ...
... ok in the pocket. He added that the robbery was committed by himself and Moore. The whole ofthe articles were identified Robiuson, his son, and wife, and the prisoners were committed to the sessions. Street Robbery with Violence.—Joseph Macdonald, shoemaker ...
... and in May, 1853, to 230,000. ' , , The Late Sir Charles Napier.—lt is reported that the Queeu purposes settling annuity upon the widow or daughter of the late lamented Sir Charles Napier. Sir Charles latterly felt keenly what h conceived to be neglect ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. fees fop making a baron amount to „£420. - Charles Dickens has arrived in Rome, c foves added to ink will prevent it becom- Ul 'BP '' agreeable perfume, attack Derby is suffering from a severe T* h »s old enemy, tlie gout Polish cantatrice ...