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... AT Mi. CHARLnS DIcKENS'S.-On it Fdaa person named George Blackman, who was descied as a market gardener at Higham, was s charged before the magistrates at Rochester With having stolen some hay from the premises of 1r. rs Charles Dickens, G4adshill, near ...
... g ROBBERY AT MR. CHARLES DICKENS's.-O( a Friday a person named George Blackman, who was described ? as a market-gardener at Higham, was charged before tbh r magistrates at Rtochester, with having stolen some hay from a the promises of Mr. Charles Dickens ...
... RIOBBXERY AT MB CHARLES DiCoxitsaS.-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 bay from the premises of Mr Charles Dickens, Gads- bill ...
... R1OBBERY AT MR. CHARLES DicIENS'S.-On Friday, a person named George Blackman, who was described as a miarket-gardener at Higham, was charged before the mnagis- trates at Rochester, with having stolen some hay from the- premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadshill ...
... jumping off. ROBBERY AT MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S.-Oll 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 ...
... off. 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 ...
... upper school reooe, Si. Peter's Church. The subjects adver- tised consist of choice passages from the works of Defoe, Sterno, Dickens, Macaulay, and other eminent English authors. Thle idea is a fortunate one, an d if snot as it osight to be by the invited ...
... Timo:hy O'Toole, brother of onresteemed friend, Patrick .O'Toole, Esq., of this ?? Journal. Anew volume of tales by Charles Dickens 'a an- .nounced amonetat the literary anticipations of the day. . There are 287 paupers in the Clogheen Union, being a ...
... evening, b .860 request. Mrs. F. J. Stonies read Dickens''* ChrstaCro, thet attlie Young Meii's Christian' Institute. Theraigde 1pest played an entire appreciation of the genia stiet cepourtrayed by Dickens in this favourite Crsmstm ?? work, hot the audience ...
... INTELLIGENCE. MR. CHARLE DICKENS will bring out on the 30th of April a new periodical, to be entitled All round the Year. Household Words will cease to appear on the last Saturday in May. The new serial will open with a new tale by Mr. Dickens. A fhenceum. ...
... -Harbole: Mr. Charles Hicks and Mr. William Brinsley.-Constables for Wcest Brontioic: Messrs. Henry Glover, John Haines, ]Enoch London, Thomas Newman, Robert Newey, John Oakley, Edmund Sheldon, Timothy Tinton, Samuel Timmins, and Charles Wnodhall.-Hanldsworte ...
... on such a subject. A NOBLE ACT.-In reference to an incident repor- ted in the account of the Main Colliery accident, Charles Dickens's new periodical, All thleyear Bound, of Saturday, puts the following amongst the list of Wants under the head Occasional ...