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... suspicion. He should send the prisoner for four months to prison with hard labour. Stealing a Model and Casts of the late Charles Dickens. Chorl?* Dovghton, coffee shop keeper. Ossubton street, and Willxam Muzzini, charged with stealing model and costs, value ...
... MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Robbery by a Confidential Servant. Edward Dickens, a reapectably-dressed man, shop-walker Messrs. Jay’s mourning establishment. Regent-street, was charged, before Mr. Knox, with stealing 21., the money of his employers. Mr. Morgan ...
... description, in this or any age. We would have said Charles Dickens apart from his works, Reqnieseat in pace. It is his own fault, if he has otherwise decreed. Mr. Tom Taylok, and Mr. Dion Boucicault, and Mr. Charles Reade, and Q., and a score of other gentlemen ...
... The evidence on the previous examination was the effect that Doughton was charged with stealing the model and casts of Charles Dickens from the workshop of the prosecutor, sod that one of the casts was purchased by Muzzini with the knowledge that it had ...
... convey his thanks to the Board of Guardians for tho prompt attention they had paid to the matter. MARYLEBONB. . . „ . Book Robberies.—Alexander Smithy 20, clerk, living 3, Platt-street, Somers Town, was charged, before Mr. d’Eyacourt, with stealing from ...
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... to-morrow (Friday). The theatre will be closed on Saturday for the purpose of giving a full-dress rehearsal of Pickwick, by Charles Dickens, adapted and arranged expressly for this theatre by James Albery, and which will be produced on Monday. Miss Lafontaine ...
... Hill-road, Charles Cockbourn Hyde to Thomas Shepherd. Hammersmith.—The Travellers’ Rest, Starch-grecn, William Tuniper to Edward Coles. Fulham.—The Three Kings, North-end, George William Maynard to George Blake. The Swan, Fulham-bridge, Charles Spencer Crowder ...
... been in the habit of ill using her. Mr. Newton oommitted the prisoner for one month with hard labour. Gross Street Outrage. Charles Buckland, 22, earman, of Garlton-street, and Patrick Fraser, 32, a sawyer, of Queen-street, Malden-road, Kentish Town, were ...
... first article having reference to a theme always full of attraction. Dickens ! That is the laconic title of the paper. The peg on which the reviewer’s argument is hung is the Charles Diems’ edition. The criticism is carefully subdividedeach subdivision ...
... carver. »ay, t»*« dealer*, of l.u«inow>. i George Allin, I'ttoxeter, Staffordshire, auctioneer. Charles Pardoe, Hanley, Staßordsbire, licensed victualler. Charles W. Loro.ls, Warwickshire, general factor. Joseph Davis, jun., Wolverhampton, Btaffordsbire, ...
... system of punishment that robbers become pampered and developed into murderersa system admirably exposed and ridiculed in Charles Dickens’s David Copperfwld, where he exhibits the infamous Mr. Littimer and Uriah Heap as the petted favourites of certain crazy ...