... brother lodged in the same house. Notice was received at the county police office, Skerton, of the robbery, at half-past 7 o'clock the same evening. Constable Dicken- son was immediately dispatched in quest of him, and by his vigilance and tact, was enabled ...

... Patrick Flynn, John Williams, George Dickens, and George Dutton, having been taken into custody, by direction of Mr. Hill, Superintendent of Police, on suspicion of having been engaged in the assault and robbery of Mr. R. M‘Kean, jun. of Curzon Park ...

... prove thet the four prisoners had been drinking together at the Victoria on the sight of the robbery, bet there was nothing to connect them with the robbery The Superintendent of Police (Mr Hill) thet at present be could sot cerry the case farther, upon ...

... the beautiful purple crocus At the recent dinner party given Lord John Russell to Lord Clarendon, Mr. Macau'ay and Mr. Charles Dickens were among; the most honoured guests. the intermediate sessions held at Shrffi.i l, last week, John Suteliffe, E«q., of ...

... their minds concentrated in the Church Pastoral- Aid Society. The rev genttleman read extracts from the letter of Mr. Charles Dickens, as to the conduct of the crowd the execution of tbe Mannings, and contended that that letter was an evidence of the ...

... late Mr. Earl, deposed to a statement of the old gentleman, just before his death, that he did not owe a single halfpenny. Charles Stewart, a constable, produced the note alleged as the forgery, which he obtained from the prisoner. It was signed with the ...

... 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 ...

... and the Misses Appleton; Mr. George Slater, and the Misses Slater, Dunsear; John Ilorridge, Esq.; Win. Ilorridge, Esq., Charles Ainsw orth, Esq.; R. S. Barlow. Esq and the Misses Barlow; Edward Willock, Esq.; Edward Barlow, Henry Crook, Esq.; Sami. Hollins ...

... doubt. Foreman : Well, then, we find him Guilty. Robberies on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. —In consequence of repeated complaints made to the authorities on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway of robberies of goods, and of the breaking open of packages ...

... Wa. Copsey, om the City Walls, bes since made a statement to the that Fiyno end Dation, who were ich him um for the came robbery, were equally guilt the (idence ast them did not seem to justify He has also stated, with to the Mr R M’Kean, jon. on the ...

... for a year.] The Robbery at the North Union Railway Station, Preston. reward of ten guineas has been offered to any person affording such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the party by whom the late robbery at the booking-office ...

... existence or non-existence will have become a. matter of the least possible interest to the political world. SUPPOSING! (From Dicken’s “ Household Words.) we were to change the Property and Income Taxa little, and make it somewhat heavier on realized property ...