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... that disease of tbe heart bad been the cause of death. Verdict, — Died from natural causes. Robberies. — During the present week, several petty robberies have been committed in the city, some of which may be suggestive of precautionary measures during ...
... the damages at £3,000 and COStB. A Youth Hanged while at Plat.—An inquest was held at Shrewsbury, last week, on the body of Charles Pobson, a youth fifteen years of age, son of Mr. stonemason. The deceased and one of his brothers had been on a double swing ...
... to ber again.'* Hawkesby, who has been in the army, has been repeatedly convicted, and was twice tried at ?? ROBBERY IN MARYGATE. YORK. CHARLES ROGERS, (aged 21) late of Chichester, charged with having stolen a handkerchief, a blue coat, anJ a waistcoat ...
... moderate attendance. An excellent programme bad b6en arranged, and other entertainments on a larger scale are promised. Mr. J. Y. Dicken- son, who gave Oh ! Oh ! hear the wild winds blow, and The Forge, was very successful.and he was encored on euch occasion ...
... lecture in connection with the temperance movement in tbe Market-ball, on the evening of Tuesday east. * CROWLE Night with Charles Dickens.â Tbe opening entertain- ment at the Driffield Mechanics' Institute and Literary Society took place on Friday evening ...
... fire engine, the Jane and pumped her out low water, but she again sank the tide rose. On the Durham side the river the. Charles Dickens tug, belonging to tils' Tees Conservancy Commissioners, was busily engaged all yesterday morning pumping the water out ...
... at the Guildhall, which ended in his committal for trial at the sessions. On the prisoner's apprehension he confessed the robbery to Mr. Pardoe. Conveying Spirits into the Gaol. — On Saturday- last, between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, Mrs. ...
... means the infant ne***ocs on whose behalf the benevolent and over-credulous public was laid under contribution ; but, as Charles Dickens for- cibly puts it, the wretched mockers of religion who, without sense to expound its first doctrines or hearts to feel ...
... contested within a month, ami to come off' within four miles of Ripon. Metcalf is to be heard of at the Buck Inn, Ripon. Highway Robbery— On Friday night week, as one of Mr Lumley's men, the common brewer, of Bondgate, was returning home from ilel.vering a waggon ...
... Mr. Paton reed Dickens's Christmsn Carol, in the Town-hall, to a numerous and highly respectable audience. It is almost needless to remark that Mr. Paton acquitted hiitrlf in his accustomed happy style. HELMSLEY. BuBGLABT and Robberies. -On Thursday night ...
... and composed of glees by tbe choir ; songs by the Rev. S. H. Hall, Miss Hanson, Mrs. Austen, Miss Kate Dickens (a niece of the late Charles Dickens), and the rector ; a quartette, *⢠Dreaming of Angels, by Mr. R. Cirr's party; a pianoforte and violin ...
... Saturday last, Mr. Charles Dickens sailed from Liver- pool for the United States, having, as previously announced, entered into arrangements for giving a series of readings from his own works to the chief cities and towns of tha Union. Mr. Dickens left Loadon ...