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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... The Family Pictures irjm The School for Scandal Sir Peter Lady Teazle)' Sheridan. The Boots at the Holly Tree Inn Charles Dickens. Doors open at 7.30 ;to commence at 3. Carriages at 10. Admission: Reserved Seats, 3a. Second Seats, 2s. Back Seats Is ...
... he could carry the case no farther; for Sarah Martin could not be found. The CITY COUNCIL told Mr. DICKENS be need not call any witnesses. Mr. DICKENS. —Very well, Sir; have four or five, 1 can assure you. The CITY COUNSEL.— Gentlemen of the jury, the ...
... announce that ' wherever capital punishments are s diminished, their crimes diminish their number too.' j We cite Mr. Charles Dickens, but the assertion is by no means confined to him. Now the fact is exactly the - reverse. The diminution capital punishmeuts ...
... Eastlake, P.R.A., Charles Dickens, Esq, Sir E. Landseer, Lord Dufferin, Captain Sir George Back, Charles Babbage, Esq, W. M. Thackeray, Esq, Lord W. Graham, Lord Ernest Bruce, James Heywood, Esq., M.P, D. Maclise, Esq., R.A.; Charles Baring, Esq., K.A ...
... 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 ...
... information was laid under the 6th Geo. IV. cap, 81 sec 86. This day, the parties appeared to support the information, and Mr. DICKENS appeared for Mrs. Farrer. Maria Jagger said, that, on the 12th of February, two bottles wine, one of port, and one of sherry ...
... the 21st inst., in the hall of the Literary Institute, Malton, Mr. J. Marshall, of that place, gave bis reading from Charles Dickens's Poor Traveller and Mrs. Gamp, a large and respectable audience. The reading received frequent applause, particularly ...
... will at the time he made it. They recollected the robbery, and spoke his correct behaviour on that occasion. Ifenry John Dickens, Esq. is a magistrate ; remembered Flint coming before him respecting a robbery. He gave a very clear and satisfactory account; ...
... little sufferer to her parents, under whose care she recovered. House Robbery near York.—On Wednesday afternoon last, some thieves entered dwellinghouse at Kexby, occupied by Charles Bell, and verge watch and a knife were stolen therefrom. The police were ...
... 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 ...