... circumstances similar those of the robbery at Mr. Walker’s. Ho considered it unnecessary, with regard to that charge also, to go into the details, thought it should matter of investigation the Court in whose jurisdiction the robbery was committed. Mr. Flowers ...

... been felt by the trade in London on acmorly kept a farm near this hut, and was in good circum- count of the robberies and attempted robberies of stock. A stances, but he became reduced, and, being a man of eccen- short time ago two daring burglaries were ...

... lam ton; ta bilisva great ma*a of rack infidelity present due to oar aaterieliatio” philosophy. entirely differ w;th Mr. Dickens, that this is not an irrsligions anf materialistic epoch. Many canids, no doubt, ate encouraging it—viz , tba bitter squabbling ...

... parts Mr. Dixon’s work.” Quarterly Review. Hurst and Blackett, Publisher*, 13, Great Marlborough-street. THE CHARLES DICKENS EDITION OF MR. DICKENS’S This day is published, with Ku»bt Illustrations, price 3s. 6d. T(510 Pages), HE PICKWICK PAPERS. Chapman ...

... Burlington-street. NEW WORK BY MR. CHARLES DICKENS. In Monthly Parts, uniform with the Original Editions “ Pickwick,** “ David Copi'erfleld,’’ 4c. Now ready, Part IV., price Is., of OUR MUTUAL PRIEXD. By CHARLES DICKENS. To completed in Twenty Monthly Porta ...

... distinguish the detective from the ordinary policeman if we may receive only one-half of those anecdotes facts. Then, in Mr. Charles Dickens's more recent novel, Id', House, Mr. Inspector Bucket is introduced, and plays almost supernatural part the race after ...

... appear. New Scenery Mr. F. Lloyds. UOVAL PRINCESS'S THEAtRE^ Ir. tiro preparation, DRAMA, founded on the Popular rale Charles Dickens, Ksq., entitled ” Uudee,” irracge.i !.-r the Stage, and expreanlv for tbi- Theatre, by Mea?rs. I*l v.i IP' and Vining ...

... acknowledgments. The entertainments concluded with the new domestic drama of Dot, founded upon the well-known story by Charles Dickens, Esq. SADLER’S WELLS THEATRE. This popular little theatre, so long known connexion with what is termed the legitimate ...

... auction on Tuesday last. It was ultimately knocked down at 100 guineas broker, who, it was stated, held a commission of Mr. Charles Dickens. Expenditure for the Relief of the Poor.— From a Parliamentary volume just issued it appears that the expenditure for ...

... (Mst time under Mr. H. C. Nation’* Management), the Performances will commence with the Oiigii il Dramatic Adaptation of Charles Dickens’s latest Work, ••Our Mutual Friend,” produced by Mr. W. C. Nation the Sadler's Wells Theatre Jims 16th, 1866. entitled ...

... Mejor-Ueoeral Freeman Murray, the commandant of the garrison, and many officers, the Mayor of Rochester, the femily of Mr. Charles Dickens, &0., were among those present the balcony. Tut programme, of the usual character of a nigger” entertainment, was gone ...

... concerned with another, not in custody, in stealing gold watch, value 4 3 guineas, from Mr. John Ward Jackson, gentleman. Mr. Charles llroadbridge, architect, stated that he was the Strand looking at the show when ho saw the prisoner end another man following ...