... curiosity. THE TWO MEIiFORDS. In another part of our Paper will be found the trial and conviction of William and Charles Mellord, for an atrocious robbery the City-road. These desperadoes have another charge against them, jointly with Jeremiah Sullivan, for a ...

... Literary World of Charles Dickens (Bo*), celebrated Author of Pickwick, Nlckelby, and Humphrey s Clock (and extracts from). Also Ten Thouaand a Year Adventure* of Tittlebat Titmouse, from Blackwood’s Magazine. Sold Ickers Berger, Ciarke, Clements, Hetheringloo ...

... suspicion. He should send the prisoner for four months to prison with hard labour. Stealing a Model and Casts of the late Charles Dickens. Chorl?* Dovghton, coffee shop keeper. Ossubton street, and Willxam Muzzini, charged with stealing model and costs, value ...

... Wade, Esq. The Win* of Cypru* Bentoger Tht ThunM anJ 1U Tributaries spring. Charles Macksy, E«q. Conclusion of Olieer Twist; by The Cremation of Shelley on the Charles Dickens, Esq. with an Coast of Tuscany. Illustration Geo. Crutkthsak. Human Life; by ...

... Another bundle, carried Dickens, contained wood. Mr. Richards identified the pots his property, and also spoke confidently of the prisoners’ identity. The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty against Collins, and acquitted Dickens. The Judge said that in ...

... MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Robbery by a Confidential Servant. Edward Dickens, a reapectably-dressed man, shop-walker Messrs. Jay’s mourning establishment. Regent-street, was charged, before Mr. Knox, with stealing 21., the money of his employers. Mr. Morgan ...

... D., M.R.C.S.E., &c., 67, Margaret-strcct, dish-square. London J. Gilbert, Paternostcr-row. buSEHOLI) WORDS, Conducted CHARLES DICKENS.-No. 349. for 29th, attains Justice Naples—My Brother Robert— Psellism—A I- due North; Merchants and Money-chanfirers—Two ...

... description, in this or any age. We would have said Charles Dickens apart from his works, Reqnieseat in pace. It is his own fault, if he has otherwise decreed. Mr. Tom Taylok, and Mr. Dion Boucicault, and Mr. Charles Reade, and Q., and a score of other gentlemen ...

... inn.'ici.led in the commission of Charles Dickens and his company of amatenrs performed strongly snspecled before the guest, of Sir iward, the latter proposed that the robbery. , other shews shonld write, and .Mr. Dickens and his company perform, tiiat * ...

... sufficiently indicate; they were—•** My boy ood’s home,” from Hooke’s opera of Amilie; There’s charm in spr'ng,” from the Charles Dickens’ opera of the VWage Cvrj'iettes ; Rossini's fine ana, When the triumph Fame,” and the sung u The anchor’s weighed.” I ...

... death in Newgate, viz.—Robert Clayton, for stealing goods in a dwelling-house j Charles Barkley Pringle, for a like offence; Michael Keefe, for burglary; William Dickens, for a like offence; Robert Bishop, for housebreaking; James Ram, for stealing in ...

... MARYLEBONE. Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Mark Lemon at* tended at this Coart, the latter for the purpose of preferring a charge of attempted robbery against Cornelius Jharne, i aged 19, and the former witness in the case. ' Mr. Lemon, on being sworn, said ...