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... ssmeof the Loudon journals, and the shoulder is injured. School Robbery at Marton.—There was an error, to the value of the goods stolen, in the paragraph in our last concerning this robbery. The goods abstracted were worth £2- Manchester Athenaeum Soiree ...
... searched the pockets of all the victims, in order, as he expressed it, not to be robbed. Ax Old Story Re-told by Mr. Dickens.—Mr. Charles Dickens presided at the annual diuner of the Railway Benevolent Society, on Wednesday night, and in proposing the toast ...
... we are nearly always treated to the same unvarying dish of buffoonery from some of the high coloured caricatures from Charles Dickens's novels, the whole following each other in rapid succession and scarcely with a link in the shape of remark to bind them ...
... g been baffled solves the mystery. The story is ingeniously constructed, but prefer Mr. Stacpool in his earlier mood. Charles Dickens in the scene following the birth unfortunate little Paul mtroduced his reader* to the chamber of travail with tin art ...
... Henry Frowdo, the joint publishers of the “Oxford India Paper Dickens,” are co-operating in the production of a new, complete, and full illustrated edition, be known as “The Fireside Dickens.” There will twenty-two volumes in all, printed in Ipge type ...
... was known as the Olendale train robbery. Mrs. a witness for the State, testified that on the night before the robbery occurred she saw the prisoner, and heard him talking to her husband about the proposed robbery. Upon her crossexamination the following ...
... searched the pockets of all the victims, in order, as he expressed it, not to be robbed. Ax Old Story Re-told by Mr. Dickens.—Mr. Charles Dickens presided at the annual diuner of the Railway Benevolent Society, on Wednesday night, and in proposing the toast ...
... for 14 days. Violent Assault, —Robert Powell placed the bar answer a charge of acaault preferred a person named Charles Willsher, Dickens Street, New Wortley. It seemed that the complainant was near the Wellington station Monday night, when the prisoner ...
... Appeal a Bingley Motorist The Recorder (Mr. Frank Beverley), at Bradford Quarter Sessions, yesterday, dismissed an appeal by Charles Lambert, bookseller, Ashley Road, Btngley, against a conviction and fine £2 for driving a car without due care: but the removal ...
... Grossmith, Esq., of London, delivered two lectares in the Theatre of the Mechanics’ lustitute, Leedsroad, “on the writings of Charles Dickens.” Suasuine Winpows,—Yesterday, ia the Court of the borough magistrates, before Henry Brows, Esq., Mayor, and F. Smith ...
... ten plagues Egypt Jewish landlords, wilh the-r rotten Friends. ' ...
... Seymour oompanT properties, and' last, but not and hugely popular Mr. Dan ; mrsic-hall comedian. The former played Charles Dickens’s Scrooge,” the adaptation of the Christmas MR. DAN LENO. MR SEYMOUR HICKS. MISS GLLAI-INE TERRISS. MK. J “Commanded” ...