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... B- CHARLES D ; IQJLJE N . S. The Conductors of the Independent have pleasure in announcing that they have made special arrange- ments with Messrs. Chaputftn and Hull f.r the publication, in the Weddy Independent, of the late Mr. Charles Dickens' famous ...
... Eleven a m.—Hartley John, Lee Job, Sims Ephraim, Clark Sarah Aon. Kendall Charles, burglary . McGowan John, Conway Michael, Moran John, chapel breaking; Dickinson John, robbery ; Notherg Thomas. Thompson William, ditto; Stones William, wounding; Elwess ...
... On tic following SUNDAY EVENING (2lthl, the Rev. GlOP'iU KNIGH f will Addre.-s Parents and Scholars. , frui )ul — »• Charles Dickens' Letter to his Youngost Son. Services— ?? and 6.30. A Collection afur each Service on liehalf of the School. TO-MORROW ...
... a._. , 16. Edward Flahenv (ou hail), robbery with violence; 28. ; Mary Bmke, and 29, Bridjf.t Hattersley. robbery wiih violence; 1 ?? Richard Dixon, forgery and embezzlement (2 cases); 47, ! Kate broaden, robbery, wiih others; 31, Thomas Malta, -U, Kranris ...
... Ghent to Aix Browning. Chops the Dwarf Dickens. Pabt 11. Hamlet (Selection) Shakespeare. Incident of the French Camp Browning. Tne Victim Tennvsoa. Sundalphon I,«n«fel*ow. TkePickwickiantiP-tridge Shooting.. Dickens. Tickets, 2s. each, may be bought of ...
... charges. B REAR'S SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY NEW VOLUMES Just Added. ?? on Religion and literature. Ai-chbishop Mannin Lne 'of Charles Dickens. Vol. 3. Ti.i* Wsiy we live Now. By TroUope. Part 1. ; Ye.* History of Two tiueens. By Hepworth Dixon. and 4 LotTk- Darling ...
... John HIGOINBOTTOM (on bail), Robbery; 40, Thomas FLYNN, Robbery; 89, Dominic FLANIGAN, Rob- bery; 86, Frtd. ASHTON. and 87, EUzabeth GEEEN'WO'ID Robbery; 1. Alfred HODGSON, 2, Richard WOOr*FENDEN' and 8, Alfred THACKRAH, Robbery, two cases against Thrackrah; ...
... WEEKLY INDEPENDENT •*• OF SATURDAY. MARCH 15th, well contain » PICKWICK. by CHAS, DICKENS. MR. PICKWICK AND HIS FRIENDS GO ' PARTRIDGE SHOOTING. »'A MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY. AN INCIDENT OF 'BRIGHTON RACES. NOTES ON PASSING EVENTS, Bx Abgus. THE WAR WITH ...
... Ghent to Aix Browning. Chops the Dwarf Dickens. Part 11. Hamlet ( Selection! Shakespeare. Incident of the French Camp Browning. The Victim Tennyson. Sandalphon Longfellow. The PickwickiansPatridge Shooting.. Dickens. Tickets, 2b. each, may be bought of ...
... charged with committing thirty-one robberies. The charges rested upon the information of a man named Tay- lor, who had until recently been in Mr. Lord's employment, and alleged that he had assisted in committing the robberies. Before much progress bad been ...
... LAST NIGHTS OF MR. CHARLES QCAYLE, The Favourite Actor. THIS EVENING, at Seven, A LAUGHABLE FARCE. Concluding with (by particular desire) the most successful Dnirr.a of the Season, TOO LATE! FfiIDAY, July 28th, 1876, BENEFIT of Mr. CHARLES -it'AYLE. GREAT ...
... CELEBRATED LONDON COMPANY. * Evekikii, at 7.30 precisely, Andrew HaHiday's latest Drama, entitled HEARTS DELIGHT: Founded on Charles Dickens's Great Story of Dombey and Sou. L conclude with H. J. Byron's SparKlm:; Burlesque FRADIA V O L O. * Oftceat Mrs. Taoart's ...