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... 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 ...
... indisposition. His lordship is now able to take carriage airings. The gentleman who lately figured in the Divorce Court in Dickens v. Dickens is, we learn, a brother of the great novelist. Mr. Sendell, of Stratford, Essex, is owner of a spar- row which will ...
... 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 ...
... doubt the shops w ill be closed in Cardiff. COMMISSIONS.—By the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Brecknock :—The Hon. Godfrey Charles Morgan, M.P., to be Deputy-Lieutenant; Neville Storey Maakelyne, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant. In a recent enumeration made ...
... THE CHRISTMAS CAROL,—With pleasure we draw attention to an advertisement in another column,, announcing a reading from Charles Dicken's Christmas Carol, by Mr. Robert Gollop secretary to the Young Men's Christian Association which will take place on Monday ...
... Which of the poor man's other friends can say as much ? Where is the M.P. who means Mere Pork ?--All the Year Bound. By Charles Dickens. MARCH OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE.—A small ragged urchin, who gave the name of James Tierney, summoned to the Liverpool Police ...
... 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. ...
... the body, before G. Salmon, Esq., at the Town-hall in the evening, when a verdict of Accidental Death was returned. MEAT ROBBERy.-On Saturday night Mr. Turner, butcher, of Caroline-street, had stolen from his shop board, a large leg of pork, which no ...