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... SATURDAY, NOV. 30, 1867. Mr Charles Dickens at Boston, on board the Cute. Henry Jones, ion-coSl ”? lli S armyVho had come Livcrstonod officer in the ™ r,.,i f„r trial the local magispool tor orders, *as conimitted tor tnat t0 lalld . trates Saturday, ...
... Craven Lad one of his eyes slightly injured. Al'lCenzie is not considered to be seriously hurt. Illness Mb. Charles Dickens.—Mr. Chas. Dickens, who was to have read at Preston, on Thursday night, bus been taken ill. The subjoined certificate was issued ...
... THE LATE STAMP ROBBERY AT MANCHESTER, At Bow street, yesterday, Charles Butt was again brought up on remand, charged with being concerned in the robbery of £12,000 worth of stamps from the office of the Hon. Richard Edward Howard, the distributor of stamps ...
... tbe audience assembled in St. James's Hall to hear the episode of Nancy s murder from Oliver Twist, with which Mr. Charles Dickens has opened his second coarse of fareweU readings. As the tale of horror progressed, countenances became more and more ...
... that the license would not be abused, that he would not ask for license far one thing and use it for another. When Mr. Charles Dickens came down, it was requested that license should be granted in order that the performance for the benefit the Dramatic ...
... Country Polies Reports. --- BEVEILLET (BurtawrrG) Fin. 19. Charles Ward, form servant, pleaded guilty to stealing on the 12th inst., a top *oat and a pair of boots, the roperty of James Dickens, of Leclmnfield Park, farmer's son, and was committed to the ...
... perjury ; Charles Ward, burglary at Litchurch ; Joseph Dobbins and Aaron Platts, robbery at Chester- field ; William Hampton, Enos Hampton, and Jesse Hampton, assaulting two County Court bailiffs ; John Green, robbery at Stony Middleton ; William Dicken, robbery ...
... different account of the robbery at the Arbour-square police station to that he had sworn to in this ?? Partridge recalled the prose. eutor, and told him that on the last examination he swo-e that he gave information of the robbery at the Arbour-square station ...
... evellidg Th Writing-s of Dickens, George ELliot, al aiiblur-ton. LOVuX ,&C. The will, da! eed the 12th of June, 1SGS, of the Hon. Charles L:lde. late of Houglhton, Yorkeshie, who died on thie 1ft tilt., halS been proved by Charles Lalg- dale, the son, andl ...
... Matrhall read a paper befonr the members of this society, On modern novelists, eips. cially with reference to the works iof Charles Dickens.' J. H. Shaw, Esq., occupied the chair. After some apologetoalo remarks, explanatory of the circuenstauces under which ...
... for the races which are to take place on the 25th of March. Charles Dickens's Visit to Sheffield. —It has now been definitely arranged by the directors of the Athenaeum, that Mr. Charles Dickens shall give his farewell reading at the Music Hall, on Wednesday ...
... more accompanied them, walking along the pavement. Me. Ameeicx,—The tfem York Herald, speaking of the arrival of Mr. Charles Dickens at Boston, say*:— ’’To make amend, for the loss «.f a chance take the horses from his carriage and to haul him up to Parker’s ...