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... culpable. Robbery Mr. Charles Dickens’s. —On Friday a person, named George Blackman, who was described as a market gardener Higham, was charged before the magistrates Rochester with having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles ...
... They cerity of such expressions may possibly be doubted, were in debt, and were paying it off yearly ; but they Robbery at Mr. Charles Dickens’s.—On Friday a were exempted from paying the rates. Why, then, person named George Blackman, who was described ...
... and a special jury. The matter excites much intest in literary and other circles, and various witnesses, including Mr. Charles Dickens, will be examined. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., will conduct the case for the plaintiff; the Attorney- General will represent ...
... dependants and the poor wound them. MALTON LITERARY INSTITUTE. —On Tuesday night, Mr. E. Johnson delivered his reading of Charles Dicken's Christmas Carol, before the members of this , institution. The hall was well filled. The reading com- meneed about ...
... new Wesleyan chapel, at Norton. MALTON LITERARY INSTITUTE.—On Tuesday night, Mr. E. Johnson delivered his reading of Charles Dickens's ¢ Christmas Carol,” defore the members of this institution. The hall was crowded, and the gallery was also well filled ...
... Western, 88. Great Northern, 98£. 11. Hunt, the cricketer, run over aad killed by . railway train near Rochdale, 17. Mr. Charles Dickens reads Boots at the Holly Tree Tnn, the Poor Traveller, and Mrs. Gamp, st the Music Hall. 18. Sheffield Union — ln paupers ...
... au illicit still in a cottage in Pitt-lane, Bradford, was fined _.iO, or to bo imprisoned duriug Her Majesty 's pleasure.— Charles Scholcfield, of Birstal, collier, was fined £5 for ill-using oneof his apprentices, named Jol.u Laycock, and the lad's indentures ...
... AND THEIR 1 VWORIC A toCHARGE OF CRU&ELTY AGAINST A MASTER. le On Thearaday, aet the West Riding Court, Brad-v se ford, Charles Schofield, a person employed at a coal mine re belonsging to Mr. Samuel Clapham, at Birstal, was charged 30with having, on ...