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... . Robbery at Mr. Charles Dickens s.?On Friday a person named George Blackman, who was described as a market-gardener at Higbam, was charged before the magistrates at Rochester, with having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles ...
... because John Dickens wife was found wearing a pair of boots that John Dicken must of necessity bo the burglar. contended that from the fact that the most valuable articles (the hams) were found planted near the prosecutor’s house the robbery must have been ...
... DICKENS AND BLEAK HOUSE A witty latter, writtra by Charles Dicknu ra 1853, die course of which he mentjooa that “Bleak House U newly completed, is to be sold London. Alluding to financial negotiatioas, the writer nys: It indeed a glorious balance, ...
... LEICESTER. MESSRS. CHAPPELL & Co. beg to announce that they have made au arrangement with MR. CHARLES DICKENS FOR ONE FAREWELL READING, (The Last Mr. Dickens will ever give in Leicester), FRIDAY' EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, When he will read his BOOTS AT THE ...
... ship Royal Standard, which was about to sail for Melbourne. the passenger book I found the names of Henry Vincent and Charles Dickens. After seeing these names I saw touter who had been with the prisoners, and from him I got a description of them and ...
... TEMPERANCE HALL, LEICESTER. * MB. CHARLES DICKESS FOB ONE FAREWELL READIVG (The Last Mr. Dickens will ever give in Leicester, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY * When he will read his BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TREE INN • SDXES AND NANCY (from Oliver Twist); _MR. 808 ...
... BRUTAL MURDER AND ROBBERY. [daily news telegram.] Vienna, Wednesday Night. A horrible crime vm perpetrated in small village the Tyrol during the night of the 12th inst. As the villagers were on their way to church the next morning they saw smoke rising ...
... LEICESTER COUNTY COURT- -Wednesday ( Befoc Mr Serjeant Miller) Thomas Muscott v Samuel Dickens— Mr Chamberlain plaintiff Mr for defendant— Plaintiff said he agreed to let puhlic-house to defendant the valuation came to £70 and properly by both parties ...
... manufactures and ordieary merchandise are now certainly less extensive, and the rates of freight show a tendency to decline. Charles Dickens appeared in print in the 7 Imes of Tue.- day. he baying addressed a letter to the editor (or the pur. pose of contradicting ...
... got living man charge him robbery He a photographic apparatus also of cosmetics perfumery Chief-constable advised him to leave the town forthwith whilst he at liberty or perhaps awkward witnesses be produced from Derby Robbery at a Brothel Mary Ann IRobinson ...
... LEICESTER ADVERTISER SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10 HINCKLEY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD Daring Highway Robbery On Wed-nedy night Mr Barra farmer of Barwell Leicestershire waa driving home from Leicester market and drew what ui called the Half-way House situate between Leicester ...
... an indecent assault upon Emma Waterson at Lullington; Charles Featherstone and Francis Parkes, for highway robbery at Chesterfield ; David Milnes, for robbery at Bakewell; John Smith, for robbery at Ockbrook ; Patrick Garney, for an indecent assault at ...