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... drawn, but as yet they have not been presented for payment, nor has any clue been obtained the parties who committed the robbery.—Birmingham Gazette. _ At the Thames police-office on Monday, Jane Kirtland, aged 39, was charged with the wilful murder of ...
... entered on Wednesday night the 10th inst. by thieves, who cleared out the contents of the window, valued at nearly 1000/. The robbery was not discovered until Mr. Emanuel came down in the morning. Immediate notice was sent to London by telegraph; but no persons ...
... with highly intellectual lecture on the works of Charles Dickens, giving summary of the writings of this prolific and most popular author. Mr. Greig proceeded to review the main characteristics of Mr. Dickens writer, dwelling upon the aaxon purity of his ...
... such a dreadful state that their death was hourly expected. On Thursday night the 31st ult., an accident occurred to Mr. Charles Mathews, the lessee of the Lyceum Theatre, during the perfoimance of a new comedy called Heart's Idol. the first scene Mr ...
... this agent, the blooming face of health and beauty is turned into the resemblance of ghastly death. More Robberies. —Ten or twelve petty robberies have again taken place between Spalding and Holbeach. Spalding.—A very full bench of Magistrates attended ...
... Mr. Chas. Dickens (Bos). pieces selected were Used Up, A Day after the Wedding, and Animal Magnetism ; and the principal performers were Mr. Augustus Stafford, M.P., Mr. W. Stopford, Mr. G. Vernon, Capt Boyle, the Hon. Capt Quia, Mr. C. Dickens, the Hon ...
... foUowing Rewards for th* Apprehension aad Conviction of Offender*:— Stealing any horse, mare, gelding 0 Highway or footpath robbery, housebreaking or any burglary, setting fire to any house, out-house, porn or bay stack, stealing any sheep *T horned cattle ...
... the Apprehension and Conviction of Offenders:— _ £ '- A Stealing any horse, mare, or gelding 20 0 0 Highway or footpath robbery, house-breaking or any burglary, setting fire to any house, oat-house, corn or hay stack, stealing any sheep horned cattle ...
... Mr. Macready at the London Tavern, on his retirement from the English stage. Sir E. Bulwer Lytton is to preside, and Charles Dickens, Esq. is to be chairman of the Dinner Committee. Measures are in progress for the establishment of a Female Penitentiary ...
... project, Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton has given a piece of ground, and written play, called Not so Bad as we Seem: Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. John Porster, and their friends, lend their services as actors; the Duke of Devonshire lends saloon ofhis Piccad ...
... performers being Mr. Frank Stone, A.R. A., Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Robert Bell, Mr. Augustus Egg, A.R.A., Mr. Dudley Costello, Mr. John Forster, Mr. Peter Cunningham, Mr. Douglas Jerrold, Mr. R. H. Home, Mr. Charles Knight, Mr. Mark Lemon, Mr. Popham, Mr. Wilkie ...
... powers on the last and lowest impersonation of the revolution. The Spectator calls tbe act of confiscation open barefaced robbery; and the Sun, which had somewhat favored Louis Napoleon's cause, says, It was with mingled feelings of shame, indignation ...