... ROBBERY AT A POST OFFICE. In the Sheffield Police Court, yesterday, before Councillor F. A. Warlow and Mr. B. G. W oo d, Edith Annie Smith, who was employed as housekeeper at the Abbey Lane Post Office, Woodsea,ts, was oharged with stealing three pinafores ...

... BREVITIES ROBBERY_ MOTIVE. IN MURDER Robbery is still believed to have been the motive for the murder of Miss Evelyn Margaret Hamilton (41). chemist, of Howlett Hallroad, Denton, Newcastle-on-Tyne, who was found strangled in an air raid shelter at Marylebone ...

... gets its name. Its notoriety caused Shakespeare to chose it as the scene of the robberies committed by Prince Hal and Falstaff in Henry IV.” * « Election Dog-gercl. Sir Charles Wilson, iFP. for Central Leeds, has had a clergyman supporting him at all his ...

... of a boy. He does not succeed, and has to let her remain a girl. In addition, there is to be seen Scrooge taken from Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol, featuring H. V. Esmond, and Paths. The management of the Greystones Palace have secured a number of ...

... address the Speaker must rise his place uncovered.— limes ' tele giam. A DICKENS LETTER. The following hitherto unpublisher letter (says The Times), written by Charles Dickens to the Rev R. L. Lloyd, of Belpcr, Derbyshire, d now in the possession of ...

... valuable prixo the maii- iarj’C parcel of opals. ftV&umia, near which thi» daring robbery was is the constituency that Mr. Edward Bul«r Dk'kcns, the youngest ton of Charles rtpresented iu the South Wale* tor six veers. He bm» been in tniaincss :h- town ...

... by thieses, who took three original letters written to her by the late Duke of Portland, admen knew from the late Clarke Dickens. sad • small diary and The thieves in their haste overlooked, hew ever, the more important diary, which was puriotared yesterday ...

... inimitable JJLCICIIM COOGAN in an adaptation of Charles Dickens' Immortal . Classic OLIVER TWIST. The world's greatest child star in British literatures greatest masterpiece. Every throb and thrill of Dickens' immortal work brought surging to the screen ...

... WIRE.) A t the 01. Bailey to-day George Charles Gordon 25 derk; Daniel Harris, 46. carpenter; Henry Willis 38, hairdresser; and Henry Hickson. 40, fruiterer, pleaded “Not guilty” to a charge of highway robbery with violence. Mr. Muir said Mr. Seyfang ...

... when he finds that his younger brother and his bride are gradually falling in love. Eric Bransby Williams, son of the great Dickens character actor, has the leading role, supported among others by Wyn Clarf and John Batten, The Gambling Sex. a subsioiary ...

... actually unique. The nearest parallel to the incident (states the Daily Chronicle) is the robbery of an election return by a highwayman. This occurred in 1740. Mr. Charles Trelawncy had been elected for Mr. Courtney’s old constituency Liskeard, in Cornwall ...

... “PEGGOTTY’B HUT. Psggotty’s Hut,” Great Yarmouth, immortal* jsed Charles Dickens iu David Copperfleld * is about to be sold by public auotion. This historic house, which stands on the site of the Old Boat, is great attraction to visitors during the summer ...