... Ditto. Mordcoai Cohen Ditto, Thomas Read Life 13 Highway robbery. John Jones Ditto 10 Ditto. Charles Lewis 7 years Stealing, simple felony. William Stephens 7 16 Stealing bread. William Dickens .. Life 10 Burglary. If the proposition were made to those ...

... (Mst time under Mr. H. C. Nation’* Management), the Performances will commence with the Oiigii il Dramatic Adaptation of Charles Dickens’s latest Work, ••Our Mutual Friend,” produced by Mr. W. C. Nation the Sadler's Wells Theatre Jims 16th, 1866. entitled ...

... capacities of reporter, sub-editor, and editor, and in the autumn of 1845 he was applied to by Mr. John Dickens, the father of Mr. Charles Dickens, to enter into connection with the Daily News, which it was then intended should be established. They would ...

... Hill-road, Charles Cockbourn Hyde to Thomas Shepherd. Hammersmith.—The Travellers’ Rest, Starch-grecn, William Tuniper to Edward Coles. Fulham.—The Three Kings, North-end, George William Maynard to George Blake. The Swan, Fulham-bridge, Charles Spencer Crowder ...

... acknowledged be the meet elegant well as the most eonvenient place of amusement in the metropolis.—On MONDAY next Mr. Charles Kean and Mrs. Charles Kean will make their appearaoeethis season. the pepalar Flo/ ef WIFE’S SECRET. rpHEATRE KOVAL ADELPHI.— A Leasee ...

... been in the habit of ill using her. Mr. Newton oommitted the prisoner for one month with hard labour. Gross Street Outrage. Charles Buckland, 22, earman, of Garlton-street, and Patrick Fraser, 32, a sawyer, of Queen-street, Malden-road, Kentish Town, were ...

... Mejor-Ueoeral Freeman Murray, the commandant of the garrison, and many officers, the Mayor of Rochester, the femily of Mr. Charles Dickens, &0., were among those present the balcony. Tut programme, of the usual character of a nigger” entertainment, was gone ...

... concerned with another, not in custody, in stealing gold watch, value 4 3 guineas, from Mr. John Ward Jackson, gentleman. Mr. Charles llroadbridge, architect, stated that he was the Strand looking at the show when ho saw the prisoner end another man following ...

... possession. The brandy had been given to him by the prisoner to take to his house. missed about gallon altogether. , ~, Frederick Charles Lanton, carpenter, was at work at the Black Horse, which is undergoing repair, and seeing the prisoner, who was employed as ...

... THE WIFE'S SECRET. Lord Arden, Mr. Howe; Sir Walter Aravott, Mr. Charles Kean ; Jabez Sneed, Mr. Webster; Harrington, Mr. Brindal; Neville. Mrs. Buckingham; Lady Eveline Amyott, Mrs. Charles Kean; Maud, Mrs. Keeley. After which (for this night only and at ...

... first article having reference to a theme always full of attraction. Dickens ! That is the laconic title of the paper. The peg on which the reviewer’s argument is hung is the Charles Diems’ edition. The criticism is carefully subdividedeach subdivision ...

... carver. »ay, t»*« dealer*, of l.u«inow>. i George Allin, I'ttoxeter, Staffordshire, auctioneer. Charles Pardoe, Hanley, Staßordsbire, licensed victualler. Charles W. Loro.ls, Warwickshire, general factor. Joseph Davis, jun., Wolverhampton, Btaffordsbire, ...