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... BARNABY RUDGE Adaisted from the Film Version of Charles Dickens's as Mr. Thomas Bentle s attempt to adapt Barnal T a w awell-known (a riil4' even D of icken s si a el judge to the exigencies he cinematograph camel . , itil ed l e „ d b w ow zll N ) ...
... IN MEMORY OF DICKENS. World-Wide Celebration of 100th Anniversary of Novelist's Birthday. World-wide celebration was held yesterday in commemoration' of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. Among the tributes on the novelist's grave ...
... capital to used, that the forthcoming meeting will be awaited with great interest. DEATH OF LITTLE DORRIT. A link with Charles Dickens has been severed the death at Southsca of Mrs. G. M. Hayman, one of his close personal friends, who is claimed by her ...
... William Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti. and Sir E. Burne-Jones lived, and one to No. IS, Johnson-street, Semen' Town, where Charles Dickens lived in his boyhood. For employing women overtime in oontravention of the Factory and Workshoias Acts. lfeeer.:. Plowman ...
... A DICKENS CHRISTMAS. 1t was always said of Scrooge afterwards,” wrote Dickens, at the end of the ** Chrstmas Carol.” ** that he knew how to keep Christmas well if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be traly said of us and all of us.” That ...
... Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti. and Sir E. Burne-Jones lived, and one to No. 13, Johnson-etreet, Sonwire Town, where Charles Dickens lived in his boyhood. For employing women overtime in contravention of the Factory and Workshop'. Acts, Messrs. Plowman ...
... HIGHWAY ROBBERY. INSURANCE AGENT OVERPOWERED BY TRAMPS. A highway robbery, by which aa insurance •gent lost £7, was committed the road be* tween Otley and Leeds yesterday morning. Mr. F. G. Bowen, of 2. Sooth-parade. Otley. was rastting by Hall, when ...
... 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 ...
... \‘n\fne of something ke £50,000 had been stolen. Such was the ¥r9quen(‘y of fur robberies that insurance companies were now refusing to insure against loss of furs by robbery. Judte Rentoul remarked that it was not now the habit of judges to pay very much ...
... I DID THE JOBS.' to Far Oottbn Robberies. °GAROTTED FOR IINAL Details of the andscioas robberies at Far Cotton Lot week were given at the Northampton Borough Petty Sessions this (Friday) morning before the Mayor (Coen- Miler P. C. Parker), Sir Henry ...
... regard should entertain towards city which the watch just presented to him constant In The Charles Dickens (John Forster) book viii section v it is stated that Dickens kept faithfully his to the givers the watch that it should thenceforward inseparable companion ...
... Sharpe (chairman) William Charles Baker (28) dealer George Baker (22) barman : and George Wilson (18) errand boy in-dieted for series of housebreaking in Ealing and Beatrice Dixon (21) waitress was said to the wife of William Charles Baker was indicted for ...