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... spon- taneous offers from the Rosszry aT Me Dickens’.—On F, i, & before the at Rochester with from the premises of Mr Charles near Rochester. The robbery, was of a character, the prisoner first ia Se Dickens’ meadow man’s to he bey committed him arn ...
... and thn partiya to the suis were Messrs Bradbury & Evans , publiaiiera and printer ; .- , the plaintiffri ; Bnd Air Charles . Dickens and Mr William King Wella , tlie defendants . It appeared that tlie plaintiffs were jointly interested in tlif periodical ...
... design of dining at Dafferin Castle, in Ireland, forthwith, Mr Dickens’ Curistuas Goop Resutr ir ** Hastings News” has heard that a rich Carol read, miserly old gentleman, after hearing Dickens’ Christmas was 80 oVercome b y it that be at once gave stitutions ...
... Literature. All Yeas A Weekly Journal conducted Charles Dickens. The first number of All the Year Round is form and sue exactly the counterpart Household Words. ' The subjects are precisely the same; so the manner | which they are treated. fact, ...
... Advertiser. __A_Nnw no Mn CHARLES —The New Fork 1 rtbuxe says :—' Mr Bonner annourices in our , this morning that he has engaged Mr entries ; Dickens to write a tele expressly for the Sew Fork Ledger. ' The following is a copy of Mr Dickens's letter accepting ...
... Mr Bonner announees in our columns this morning that he has engaged Mr Charles Dickens to write a tale expressly for the Nese York Ledger. The following is a copy of Mr Dickens's letter aeceptinx Mr Bonneri offer:—' TavistockiLinae, Tevistock Square ...
... charge of robbing brother officer. Robberies have gone on for some time, and suspected servants have been dismissed. Baillie's servant gave information which led to vigilant watch on his master's conduct. The alleged robbery was instantly discovered. Baillie ...
... 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 ...
... has h mill g., far to fix the eriine o r robbery, it not of loonier, 1.11 the part ii 5. One of Close men, nmbel Tu n as S3UliderFoll, oGos a very ba I eharieter, ber• al.eady for lei's: rune,. not in • robbery at Chesterfield some two years hack. SHocKING ...
... your places. Tom, you run for two more spoons, and tell the F'rench doctor and the two Welshmen dinner is ready. I’—Dickens’s 1 ’ —Dickens’s Household Words. Court Martial.— TUe entire battalion of Royal Marine Light Infantry as?eiiil>lcd in the square ...
... which neither our colonial executive nor the British Government can offer any palliative.— Graham's Town Journal. Dickens.—l hear that Mr Dickens is at work writing book not to published, but to read by the author. It is only recently that our two most popular ...
... dishonestly making facts suit its arguments in this matter. Mr Dickens’ Christmas Carol Goon Result if True. —The Hastings Xaiva has heard that a rich miserly old gentleman, after hearing Dickens’Christmas Carol read, was so overcome it that he at once gave ...