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... her grief! A woman named Segard, who has committed nun; robberies and forgeries, in France, was lately apprehen,, for having robbed a portrait painter. The uwestigaiiw respecting the robberies led to the discovery that she la poisoned two husbands and ...
... the amount out of their own pockets. At an ordination held by His Grace the Archbishop of York, on the 21st ult., the Rev. Charles James Hague was licensed to the curacy of Handsworth, aud tbe Rev. Matthew Fearnley to tbe curacy of Darfield. Rotherham Savings' ...
... T. (iurfitt and Sous, J. and J. Stevenson, Black- well nnd West. Jonathan Wilkinsi n, S. Lavcock and Sons, George Cooper, Charles Bingley, and James Woodward. Norton Hall. — In the sale of the property of the late Samuel Shore, Esq., which took place last ...
... London Tavern, on the Saturday, the lst of March. Sir E. L. Buiwer Lytton is anununced to occupy the chair ; and Mr. Charles Dickens is the secretary of the dinner committee. Theatre Royal. — On Monday eveuing was pro- duced, for the first time here, ...
... watch was seen safe in Mr. Hal's ?? Bt *f o ur o'clock ou Tuesday, and in two hours afterwards bedroom _ (f 6to len. How the robbery had been effected there ft* ?? slightest evidence. The police had traced the watch to ** A ' ?? sion of Mr. Yeardley, pawnbroker ...
... George Gillott, late of Snighill, cabinet maker and furniture broker ; adjourned first examination ?? Carl Gotschke, otherwise Charles Geska, late of 36, Arundel street, comb manufacturer and dealer in herbs, &c. ; adjourned first examination.. ..Henry Mettam ...
... August. The pieces will be Sir E. Bulwer Lytton's comedy of Not so bad as we seem, and a farce written by Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Mark Lemon, entitled Mr. Nightingale's Diary. Mr. W T . H. Wills, the honorary secretary of the guild, visited the ...
... the Magistrates yesterday, Mr. W. Smith, Jun., (uf the firm of Milner, Burbeary, and Smith,) applied on behalf of Mr. Charles Dickens, for a theatrical license for the per- formances of the Guild of Literature and Art, at the Music Hall, during the Autumn ...
... Devonshire House.) The Characters by IOE Mr. JOHN DARKER. : r ' HEVBY COMPTON, Mr. CHARLES DICKENS. ?? ■ WY YOUNG. Mr.AUGDSTUS EGG.A.R.A. Z FOBERT BELL, Mr. CHARLES KNIGHT, Mr. MARK LEMON, ?? v ! KIE COLLINS. Mr. FRANK STONE, A.R.A. LEY COSTELLO, Mr ...
... TrTi C HALL. SHEFFIELD. \| Manager— Me, CHARLES DICKENS, ?? urn .Tavistock Square, in the County of Middlesex. 31 0 ND A V EVENING, August 30th, 1 852, ' THE AMATEUR COMPANY OF - rUILD OF LITERATURE AND ART; „ c Life Assurance and other Provident habits ...
... Straw for the ; same, may apply to George Mitchell, Angel Inn Livery . Stables. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S ENTERTAINMENT. Ladies and Gentlemen who purpose honouring Mr. Dickens with their presence on MONDAY Evening next, will find it advantageous to purchase ...
... on the stage, even before he opens his mouth, he is met with the most rapturous applause. The p-edic tions of Messrs. Charles Dickens, Mark Leman, Talfourd, Thack cray, and other gentlemen, who witnessed his late various perform mances in imitation of ...