... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... civilisation has made of women than Dickens’s gallery shrews and fools. The time is coming when the serious Ruskinian and Morrison view of Dickens will take the place of the old silly, laughing and crying view. The books of Dickens’s second period can be read ...

... Raikes): The club has since been raided. Cooper. Dickens and the hoy were placed probation for year, and Rush for two years COWARDLY ATTACK Alfred Spriggs (32), labourer. Over lane. Helper, who pleaded guilty robbery of from the person of Violet Hartshorn (21) ...

... House. —Considering that it produced In Denmark and acted by Danish ( players, the screen version of “Our Mntual Friend, Charles Dickens, wonderful achievement. None the essential facts this complicated story has been omitted; the lias mt bren changed in’any ...

... PICTURE PALACE UNION STREET. MOORHEAp. C ONTINUOUS. 2.30 to 10.30. i ot I t AI I:TT:AL FRIEND. By Charles Dickens. . 44 bY B jeci v w• Matz, President of Dickens Fellowship. the whole story has been screened, so that 3. Q 1 •1 are assured of a real treat ...

... Men Charged With Receiving Stolen Cars. „At . the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, before the Cormnon Serjeant (Sir Henry Dickens, K;C.), Mr. Eustace Fulton continued his speech to the jury on behalf of the prosecution in the case in which Richard Gray ...

... is interesting to find Sir fellow-vietims.” Sich was the case of | 5t 4 . Edward Carson thus replying to an Orange | Charles Dickens, whosa un‘hap{)y childhood’ Sir.—l think the owners are quite capable invitation from Toronto to speak in save him that ...

... Knowles, bigamy at Chesterfield; G. B. Stillman, letter sorter, theft of postal packets at Derby; Charles Wilson, porter, and Henry Benson, 33, barman, robbery with violence Spondon; Samuel Bailey, 50. collier, criminal assault Heanor; William Shenpard, 55 ...

... Chesterfield property owners were summoned, yesterday, with respect to sanitary defects on their premises. They were Charles and Hannah Dickens, Abercrombie Street; F. W. Davidson. Sheffield Road; B. W. Broomhead, Saltea-gate; and 1.. and J. W. Hambridge ; ...