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... wtimtood that net ntemmilg Hmtify ourselves with ComtponiaU't opinion Here and there in London the anniversary the death Charles Dickens was celebrated, notably by an unusually large attendance visitors around the slab which marks his grave in Westminster ...
... nowv are the many references in -our best novelists to coaching days and coaching wayv. Everybody, of course, still reads Dickens, and it need therefore hardly be said that there v -re not only milestones on the Dover-road, hut difficulties too, so that ...
... of the brilliant band of young jouoraliets who gathered round Charles Dickens's standard in the early fifties. There is also an interesting print given awray, a portrait of Charles Dickens, surrounded by his characters. ...
... lived, quagrelled at their home in Dab.- _ to emit maigharri street, Gasagow. ntewert, it 25.000 TROOP* READY for their Sic Charles Wanes, with a force 700. himself in river. He to Fob ., . indicted fearful injuries with the piker to Ti. tn.'s Palm ha, become ...
... Daniel Sandbrook (instructed J T Voodhouse Aske and Ferens) prosecuted and the prisoner was within a few of committing the robbery Prisoner admitted several previous convictions The learned Recorder after commenting on the which goods hanging shop doorways ...
... croquettes it is conveniently packed in tins. John B-Cwn wae yesterday charged at Houghton-le-Sprir-g Petty Sessions with robbery from the person of Thomas Baker, near Penshaw, on the nigbt of August llth — Mr I_aac_ prose- cuted, and Mr W. Watts Moses ...
... 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 ...
... rare, if not actually unique. The _ earost parallel to the Newcastle incident is the robbery of an elec- tion return by a highwayman. This occurred in 1740. Mr Charles Trelawney had been elected for Mr Courtney's old oonstituenoy of Liskeard, in Coi —wal ...
... they belped him in the search, and over £7 was recovered. The prisoners, who ¢aid they were druok when they committed the ' robbery, were sent to gaol, each for four months. A ScarsorouGH Bank Sessatios, — A sensational affsir occurred ou Tueeday afternoon ...
... ouse thief named OftZPraser, at the Folkestone Quarter Sevens has brought to I'jrht the fact that it C*e who committed a robbery at the Alma AW ln R-housp. South Cliff. Scarborough, on t^ st 30th. On that day ro~m~ were engiged at V ifouse by a youmr ...
... “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 ...