... aware, from, the unscrpulouis as- insertions of my accusers for the lest two-and-a'half y'eare, -that ch oarges-offraud, robbery, &e.,-woire ade against mea, It 1e parish meeting, end recorded without my first having one single r, opportunity allowed ...

... t'ausportatioii, arid Grecinmlhgh and forth Wilde tao vears' iuiprtsouoseislt. pertJ -Jehmi Smmli, for assault and robbery uaponi itobert Dickens, at from Ilsishester, tell years trailslsortatioli, stroy farqaree Leesh for bigamy, ?? weeks inmprisonsment; ...

... Balrai, found guilty of burglaiy, was sentenetd to imprisoned for twelve calendar months. TUB LATE PLATE ROBBERIES. . William Macaulay and Thomas Charles Sirrell were Macaulay on the charge of having burglariously entered the dwelling-house of James Fisher ...

... sentences passed were for offences of no public interest. NISI PRIUS COURT.-WEDNESDAY John Smith, for assault and robbery upon Robert Dickens, at Manchester, was sentenced to ten years' transportation. Margaret Leech, for bigamy, was sentenced to one week's ...

... on o , f has e s d be iffi en cu e l l t o y se e d xp u e n r t i i . l further enced in performing divine service. Mr. Charles Mills has generously bestowed a cadetship on one of the sons of the late Rev. Mr. Hollest, whose cruel fate is f res h i n ...

... Parliamentary dinner on the 15th instant. On dit that a new daily Protestant journal is about to be originated in London. Dickens Dombey and Son has been translated into Russian and published at St. Petersburg. Mr. Sergeant Bel!eels is said to have joined ...

... Pritt; Mrs. and the Misses Slcarland ; Mr. and Miss ?? kill( Hughes and Miss Broadleurst; Mr. Daunt and the Misses frotc 0 Dickens; Mr. and Mrs. Charmbree ; Mr. and Mfiss Duncan wee, It anad the Misses Flisher; Mir. and Mrs. F. Mandeeley ; Mr. thal and ...

... Liverpool. The marriage was attended by a num ber of distinguished literati, amongst them Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Douglas Jerrold, the editor of Punch, and other gentlemen known to fame. On the 2nd instant, at St. David's Church ...

... apprehension, but nothing was found upon her. Thomas Cavanagh, one of the Dublin police, said that he went to a public-house, in Charles-street. Westminster, on Wednesday, February 12, in consequence of information he had received, and there saw Patrick Lyons ...

... more females than males. A London boarding-house keeper is advertising that aha has taken the furnished residence ef Mr. Charles Dickens. Mr. Willism Fagan, the member for Cork, has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Cardinal Wiseman went to Claremont last week ...

... powers of selfcontrol. THE GUILD OF LITERATURE AND ART.—Some weeks ago it became known that Sir E. Bulwer Lytton and Mr. Charles Dickens, with some of their literary friends, had resolved upon trying to establish an institution for the benefit of those who ...

... will suppose that Commander Pullen is occupying the ground.—rlthenmum. SERIOUS ROBBERY OF GOLD DUST ON THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILwAY.—It has just come to our ears that a robbery of gold dust, of the value of about £4,000, took place on the Southwestern Railway ...