... Saturday night, with the intention 1 , Jr the carriage of Mr. Charles Dickens, which was returning from iL Sieham railway-station. James Marsh, a groom in the employ of the -Lll-ntor had driven a one horse carriage to the Hlgham railway-station, J)ro ...

... passing through the village, Mr. Dickeora carriage was driven down the station. Prisoner then field and drew the two rollers out into the middle the road to upset the carriage its return. It happened that Mr. Dickens did not come the train then due, and the ...

... these roomB columns with elaborately-carved capitals and remarkable thyrsi. The Last Thing in Headdresses. —The Princess Charles Bonaparte has been among the number of Parisians who have given entertainments to their friends, and the other evening gave ...

... upsetting the carriage of Mr. Charles Dickens, which was returning from the Higham Railway Station, on Saturday night, to meet the train doe at 10.30, by which Mr. Dickens was to have arrived, but as he had missed that train the carriage was ...

... night with the intention of upsetting the carriage of Mr. (lharles Dickens, which was returning from the Highain iailway Station. James Marsh, a grooni in the employ of the prosecutoer, had driveii a one-horse carriage to the Higham Ilailway Station, oii Saturday ...

... Compasses Tavern, Deleon, by Mr Humphreys, tespeoting the death of Charles Borgia, aged tbhty-two, who committed 'Weide under the following diary-Awing eircausetanese Burfitt, Charles Street, Homerton, the widow of the deceased, rigid that be hod been ...

... ?? Bottles only, carriage paid. Household, Scented and other Soap,, Starch Black Lead,, Blue,, and Perfumery, at wholesale price,, carriage paid. Biscuits, Confectionery, Sauce,, Pickles, and Candle,, at wholesale price,, carriage paid. P.O. Orders to ...

... Novello and Co., Deem-street, Soho, and ZE. Poultry. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST HEADING.—It du been Maud to add ONE FINAL EXTRA NIGHT. Rt. Janses's Hall, ou FRIDAY SYSNINO HIRT, June 21 Mr. CHARLES DICCINS will read his NICHOLAS NICELEBY at Mr. SQUIERNS ...

... Lady—Sudden Death of the Solicitor to the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway—Attempt to Overturn Mr. Charles Dickens's Carriage—Serious Fire in Blackheath— Atternpied Murder and Suicide—Salmon Fishing Esti aoroinary—Suspension Bridge at Lambeth—A ...

... against Mr. Charles Dickens, the durtingu.thed noveliet, has just come to light through an investigation nude before the county Magistrates at Rochester. On Saturday night it was expected that Mr. Dickens would, at • Lute hour, proceed in his carriage from the ...

... for trial. Had the |‘ hat should the M to Mr Dickens trains will eo far as per the mean- the carriage, eon of Mr Dickens was it would have failed appears be did not travel in the train met by the carriage. retarn Was ) Sr issued with An important Friday ...

... night, with the intention fcf upsetting the carriage of Mr. C. Dickens, which was returning from th ...