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... off. Robbery Mr. Charles Dickens’s. —On Friday a person named George Blackman, who was described as market- gardener at Highara, was charged before the magistrates at Rochester, with having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles ...
... having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadshill, near Rochester. The robbery, it appeared, was of a very impudent character, the prisoner first turning his horse into Mr. Dickens meadow without that gentleman's permission, and ...
... commandant the Colchester Camp, has, we hear, been appointed a more important military post at Guernsey. Readings from Charles Dickens's VVobks. —On Monday se'imight, The Internal Policy of Dotheboy's Hall, and Tho Boots nt the Holly Trees Inn, formed ...
... a special Jury. The matter excites much interest In literary and other circles, and various witnesses, including Mr. Charles Dickens, will examined. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., will conduct the case for the plaintiff i the Attorney-General will represent the ...
... quantities. Robbery at Mr. Charles Dickens's.—On Friday, a person named George Blackman, who was described as a market-gardener, at Higham, was charged before the magistrates at Rochester, with having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens ...
... from selling such in smau Quantities.” Robbery at Me. Charles Friday, a person named Georp described as a market-gardener, charged before the magistrates Booheste having stolen some bay froro The roh- Cbarles Dickens Gadshill, near Bo«“» , ,„ mr, bery, it ...
... report,shewing the highly satisfactory state and position of Colchester branch. The officers ami committee being elected, Mr Charles Buries, jno.. secretary of the London Board, addressed tbe meeting at great length, illustrating in an interesting speech ...
... a spec'al jury. The matter excites much interest 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 wili represent ...
... was about tbe time tbat tbe robberies were first commenced. The feathers were taken, out by Hannant, who bronght two pillow cases for the purpose,, while she (Riches) was downstairs the back room witb the old lady. The robbery took place at noon. Hannant ...
... 3 of bowsprit, having been contact. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. On Wednesday, before Charles Steward, chairman, and H. M. Leathes, Esqs.,and Rev. F. W. Cubitt, James Emms, Charles Beamish, and Joseph Scarlett, (the latter not present, and case heard pnrte) ...
... Sheridan, Dr. Johnson, Goldsmith, Percy, Bosworth, Quin, Foot, Murphy, &0., Ac.: also where Jack Sheppard committed hi* first robbery, of two silter spoons ; and where, in 1765, was fooght the duel between Lord Byron and Mr. Chawortb, with swords, aorOM a ...