... 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) ...

... AGE. LONDON TOWN: ITS MYSTERY. ROMANCE. AND TRAGEDY. DRAMATIC SCENES FROM REAL LIFE. TO MAKE ENGLAND SOBER. CHARLES OMALLEY'S FIRST DUEL. CHARLES RICHES'S LOVE OF DANCING. ODDMENTS FOR LADIES. FEMININE FOIBLES, FANCIES, AND FASHIONS. OPINIONS PANTOMIME ...

... for the races which are to take place on the 25th of March. Charles Dickens's Visit to Sheffield. —It has now been definitely arranged by the directors of the Athenaeum, that Mr. Charles Dickens shall give his farewell reading at the Music Hall, on Wednesday ...

... Bruce, were the subjects of remark on the part of both gentlemen. On the same day Mr. Johnson most cordially received Mr. Charles Dickens. A telegram from Knowsley, dated noon yesterday, states that the Earl of Derby, though still very weak, is progressing ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. LrTERABY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. — A lecture entiitled Half -hours with Charles Dickens, was delivered last night by the Rev. J. J. Dyson, at the rooms of the Literary and Philo- sophical Society, Arundel street, Mr. Edward Birks ...

... greatly esteemed by his colleagues. Charles Dickens was indebted to him for his celebrated description the storm at sea, given in David Ccpperfield,” in which poor Ham fonad (an end to all his tronbles. In Dickens’s Christmas books the description of ...

... 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 ...

... few specimens:—Letter from Benjamin Disraeli (Lord postponing the payment of account, dated 1822 (12a.) -, letters of Charles Dickens, 1851, and Palmerston, 1833, and one other (10s.); document signed Her Majesty the Queen, and parchment signed by George ...

... 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 ...

... and the district. Lecture on Charles Dickens — On Wednes- day evening, the Rev. J. Lettis Short delivered a leoture in the Vestry Hall, Cemetery road, under the auspices of the Ecoleeall Club, on the life of Charles Dickens. Mr. Councillor Elliott oooupied ...

... 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 ...