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... quantities. Robbery 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 ...
... the married ones an excellent goose. -- Scotainan: Classic Gadshill has been the scene of a robbery. One George Blackman turned his horse into Mr. Charles Dickens's meadow, and a6o helped himself to hay from a stack. On the 31st ult. lie was sent to prison ...
... 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 ...
... having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadehill, near Rochester. The robbery, it appeared, was of a very impudent character, the prisoner first turning his horse into Mr. Dickens's meadow without that gentleman's permission, and ...
... dramatic readings Bombay, where resides, and also of including his list of enierta aments the live Christmas stories Charles Dickens. , , . New Scottish Singer.—A young Scotch lady, native of Glafgow, has just mai!e brilliant debut at the Grand Opera ...
... having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadslail, near ' I Rochester. The robbery, it appeared, was of a very : impudent character, the prisoner first turning his horse into Mr. Dickens's meadow without that gentleman's ' permission ...
... will be recited. SWANSEA. Sorivvv.—On Friday evening next (aa will be pertolvod from advertisement onto- User aolumn) Mr. Charles Berton will read to the aociety a journal of his own voyage to Australia and India. Ma A. Purm.tra, third son of the late ...
... readings at Bombay, where he resides, and also of including in his list of entertainments the five Christmas stories by Charles Dickens. An old woman has died at Camden-street. Islington, London, leaving £1.600, which was fonnd in bank notes in a cupboard ...
... readings at Bombay, where he resides, and also of including in bis list of entertainments the five Christmas stones by Charles Dickens. The church St. Joachim, at Nantes, was completely destroyed fire Christmas night. It was thought that the accident was ...
... bridgs, thei liishop of Oxford, Sir Cohn (Jubphll, 15.0 B., Lord Clholinsfordt, Houn. G. M5. Dallas, Char es Dickens, Esq., Albert Smith, Esq., Charles ea.n, Esq.. R.ai.A., Mlactmonsoelie l'icolosoinil, Miss Artatella (:oddard. ac., &c. Just published, handsomely ...
... announcing, says the Times, that Sir Charles Trevelysn, Assistant-Secretary the Treasury, will succeed Lord Harris Governor- General of Madras. Mr. Hamilton, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, wttl succeed Sir Charles Trevelyan to the permanent office ...