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... distress and he would treat the case As her first or second offence, and sentence her to nine months' hard labour. Btraoi.mtr.—Charles Callaway (20), labourer, pleaded guilty to burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house and shop of Arthur Roberts ...
... quaintness. The subjects are the Death of the Sinner and The Death of the Righteous. These pictures formerly belonged to Charles Dickens. No than 37 examples are shown by George Armfield, the celebrated Monmouthshire animal painter. His great work, A Mastiff ...
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... were followed by the Christmas trees, which came in with the Prince Consort, and the Christmas tales, which came in with Charles Dickens, and by the Christmas cards with loud designs and gushing verses. But now our amusements are subdued and decorous, though ...
... Pavilion, Devoaehire Park, by Mr. Samuel Brandram, who will take his selections—two each—from the works of Shakespeare and Charles Dickens, and his popularity will no doubt draw a large audience. TElZAT2l.—Playgoers should not miss the opportunity—and to-night ...
... Prance . . (Part Of Act V.) king John.— Hubert and Arthur' Edinburgh after Flodden Aytoun Folly (Kthy Junction) Charles Dickens Sheltered ' Anonymous The (a Dialogue) Yrs. Child. Pemberton Nrrr's 4.—That Mr. Ginnett intends doing his best to ...