... been a clerk in the bank for 18 years should ruin his character such conduct. prisoner, who was taken into coafody for the robbery. The prisoner was an entire stranger to him. ~ . . William Henry Maidan, gilder, 4lf, fHford-stroet, said, in August last ...

... Marlborough-street. NEW WORK BY MR. CHARLES DICKENS. Monthly Part*, uniform with the Original Edition* of “ Pickwick,” “ David Copperfield,” Ac. Now published. Part 11., price I*., OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. CHARLES DICKENS. To be completed in Twenty Monthly Parte ...

... acknowledge the receipt of 6s. for the poor-box trom C. M. M. ■ MARLBOROUGH STREET. Charge of MAirsLAuaHTEB. —Charles Howard, Wilham Stewart, and Charles Pink were brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with the manslaughter of Ann Legg. i’olice-constable Burton ...

... evidence nistration, for their conduct in having sent out the ex- of kind of robbery, which was then first called pedition to the Crimea without having made theneeea- gold-dust robbery, they managed to keep a preparationa for ensuring its success. But the bench ...

... mission. When we remember that, in the first days of the advent of Christian IX., cries were raised in the Danish capital for Charles XV. of Sweden and his brother Oscar, it will easily be understood what ends and objects that minion is probably directed. ...

... THAMES. ROBBERY.—CTark* Wheeler, aged 21, described as stoker, of No. 20, Langdale-strcet, St. George’s-in-the-East, and William Oakes, 22, of St. Georgo’s-in-the-East, colour grinder, were brought before Mr. Selfe, charged with breaking into Messrs. ...

... Bradbury and Evans, 11. Uouverie-strcet. NEW TALE MU. CHARLES DICKEN& POa the 3iat May will be rul>liahed, Iti, ART of HOUSEHOLD WORDS, . Four Weekly Portone New Work of Fiction. 11 ABO Tlkits. By CHARLES DICKENS. The pul.licalion of story will continued ** Houaeho ...

... oases that would defer sentence until they had all tried. Frederick Rau, 34, Bailor, was charged with feloniously wounding Charles Bobbins, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Orridge was counsel for the prosecution; the prisoner was undefended ...

... Phillimore. 0 . behalf of the petitioner, Mrs Dickens, applied tor order tor attachment a*luabt the respondent tor non-payroeat of 1601, the costs which bad been taxed. In July, 1839. a divorce was aranted Mrs. Dickens and afterwards an order was made for 60f ...

... TREATISE on ASTHMA and DISEASES of the HEART. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans. HOUSEHOLD WORDS, Conducted by CHARLES DICKENS, No. 343, for Oct 18, Contains:—Health and Education- -Salome and I; chapters 3 and 4—The Shingle Movement—A Journey due ...

... executions. Ho would, with permission of the house, read letter which had been written by Charles Dickens on executions. The hon. member here quoted Mr. Dickens's letter, in which he described graphically the scandalous scenes which witnessed executions ...

... West Biding of Yorkshire will take place either before or shortly after Whitsuntide, and that the Liberals have chosen Mr. Charles Milnes Gaskell, of Wakefield, who stood for Pontefract in the Liberal interest in 1868 and was defeated by Major Waterhouse ...