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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Yorkshire Evening Post recalls ironic reminiscencees of visits paid to Leeds in 1157 and 1858 by Charles Dickens. It was on Wednesday, September 15th. 1858, that Charles Dickees gave hi. first reading to a Leeds audience: this was at the Music Hall in Albion ...
... 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 ...
... politicat capital for certain Cab It is not surprising. really, to learn that the liat af bo ranges from Dickens to Chaucer, from Mrs, Heury Wood to ‘ Robbery Under The book is justified by the jain, who it in Ils ligt on the ground that the evildeer came to ...
... William Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and Sir E. Burne-Jones lived, and one to No. 13, Johnson-street, Somers Town, where Charles Dickens lived in his boyhood. For employing women overtime in contravention of the Factory and Workshops Acts, Messrs. Plowman ...
... of the Irish Department of Agriculture, has appointed a committee to inquire ioto the flaxgrowing industry in Ireland. Charles Dickens’ grandchildren are arranging to give an entertainment to the 230 inguienta of the Royal Hospital for Incurabies, utney ...
... In Westminster Abbey, the villainous lies with Chatham, Dickens, and! Wilberforce! In the same company Benn, a barber'a d? lighter. She was a notorious and scandalous person the Court of Charles 11., who Used her as a spy. Some of her plays were the most ...
... Mrs. Lawson, and they made to her a presentation | THE DICKENS FELLOWSHIP. FELL 7oo YARDS. rature rose to 57 at Tor- of a handsomely chased silver salver. There were The Sheffield branch of the Dickens Fellowship er a very large portion present the Rev. ...
... Refreshments from • rpHE PICTURE PALACE, UNION STREET. MOORHEAD. MONDAY TO WEDNESDAYTHEFT OF THE CROWN JEWELS. THE CHIMBS (Charles Dickens). ** LOVE AND BULLETS (Keystone). The Very Latest War News. MATINEES MON., TUBS, r.nd WED., 2.30. Book Ba.ly. Prices as ...
... references Charles Dickens. As concert agent and Press correspondent of the Sheffield Choral Union, and, therefore, responsible to some extent for the success of this performance, and also hon. secretary of the Sheffield branch of the Dickens Fellowship ...
... reliance of reformer in however to evil spirit is induce good way out is to the of very strong growth FREE THE NOTE BY CHARLES DICKENS being to in agri- Protection would give them prosperity to-day it brought to tho notice of publio the verdict of very ...