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... 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 ...
... wUI be Published. No. 1. Price One Shilling, uniform with tl* of David Copptrfield, etc.. TALE OF TWO CITIES, by CHARLES DICKENS with Two Illustrations Phiz. completed Eight Monthly Parts. Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly.—Birmingham • J Guest ...
... money. that, as she was walking along Tavi 4 followed her, and said “* Don’t think that I’ve out of the robbery well?” re- ferring to the robbery of £50. worth of anc plate from Mr. Thornton’s house. She asked him how it was done, and he said, picklocks ...
... the spoil amounted to about one hundred pounds of honey.—Aberdeen Herald. Mb. C. DICKENS.—The New York Evening Post say 3 that the announcement that Mr. Charles Dickens intends to visit this country in the fall for the collection of a new batch of American ...
... pamphlet, thus defines war:— War murder; war robbery. It is robbery and murder taught and commanded by Governments to the people ; it robbery and murder proclaimed, blazoned, dignified, and crowned ; it is robbery and murder without punishment and shame, ...
... —About two thousand persons visited the Hall and Park during the past week. Mu. Charles Dickens.—We remind our readers that on Wednesday evening next Mr. Charles Dickens will give one of vis admirable readings of his own popular productions, in the Music ...
... Mr. Dickens's All the Year Round, a statement of the cause of quarrel between them and the popular novelist. They state that Mr. Dickens's reason given for breaking with them was that they did not, although never asked, insert in Punch Mr. Dickens's famous ...
... -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 ...
... Sproole. I Graveslasi J. A v. Esq. Charles H ...
... the White Star Clipper id, 14,000 ounces, valued at £56,090.; and the Star, 8,658 ounces. Mr. Frith’ ’s portrait of Mr. Charles Dickens, exhibited | in the Academy Exhibition, has been pain ted, hear, for Mr. John Forster, who intends (so it is | ing it ...
... 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 ...
... of the £30 properties the increase of Mr THE LATE ASTON BURGLARIES HOUSE ROBBERIES A clever capture of woman who known to been the perpetrators of eight or burglaries anl robberies Manor within the short days effected Superintendent Bloxliam Welch From ...