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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... progeedings not equalled for many years in a Scottish criminal case. The allegation is that defendants alleged the street robbery of a pearl necklace and claimed £6,500 insurance money. In its formal terms the indictment is that the accused conceivéd a ...
... possession. Be admitted stealing the produce from the plots. Charles ra,wr_At t, 'vice-president of Crookes Garden Allotments, said there was reason to think that accused bad some connection with robberies which had been committed during a number of years. _ ...
... • Sir Samual Romilly, lawyer and philanthropist died ’ ,gjg Sir Alexander Barnes, diplomatist, murdered m Cabul 1841 Charles Dickens entertained to dinner in Freemasons’ Tavern, before his departure for America Return to Portsmouth of the Alert and Discovery ...
... PICTURE PALACE. UNION STREET, MOORHEAD. 2.30, 6.50 and 9.0. MONDAY WEDNESDAYTHEFT OF THE CROWN JEWELS. THE CHIMBS ’’ (Charles Dickens). “LOVE AND BULLETS (Keystone). The Very Latest War News. MATINEES MON., TUBS, end WED., 2.30. Book Early. Prices Usual ...
... at Derby to-day—included cases of murder, attempted murder, and robbery with violence. In all there were 25 prisoners. In his charge to the Grand Jury, Mr. Commissioner H. Fielding Dickens remarked that there were not many cases of any great consequence ...