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... D. ?? Champion Mr. Charles, Blvth Creyke Ralph, 8m). R.wchtlo Culbeck Joseph, lu_q. Balbv Corbert the Rev. Stuart. Wortley Chandler the Rev. George, Truetoo Cook. th. Rev. Henry, O.rfield J Cooke Sir George, Baet. Wbeatlay Dicken Mr. Joho, Norton Day ...
... days after the robbery concealed in a straw stack about one ?? from Easingwold. A woman with whom the prisoner cohabits was called as a witness, and stated the prisoner kept the skins in the house, and that on the night of the robbery she sat up for him ...
... Wo °d, issit_?^^s_ssiT__ 110 ward, who was found dead in her bedr^™ 53«Eft___- th SttK-a- £p_«.__ t , ?? dealer, named Charles Calmon, Sed 55 jears, of Mount __„, °£ TL__L wm taken .uddenly ill at the Fo^ Wd s rS way Station, }ork, and died before medical ...
... Paver-Crow. Tne following gentlemen were pre- sent: Messrs C. Hawkswefi, W Simpsoa, J. L. Flawith,J. G. Rudd,J.W. Woodward,A.Dicken- son, J. Gowland, Major Dent, A. Bower, R. Faw- cett, T. Carlton, E. Bellerby, Rev. Wm. Willan, J. Clark, S. Appleton, and ...
... Duke of Portland's Langwell Giles 0 8 10 Mr T. Jennings's Lord Charles Goater 5 to on Melton, and 100 bar one offered. Risingham—on the upper ground—made the running from Lord Charles and Melton, then came Langwell, with Golden Ray; the I.ynette colt ...
... — Yesterday, at the Hull Police-court, Emma Winscr, a young woman, I was charged on remand with committing a seriss of ' robberies from dwelling-houses in HuU, The first ] case taken was one of unlawfully entering the house j of William Day, Southcoates-lane ...
... building. The Vicar of Masham has presented the Rev. T. T. Kruckenberg, A.X.C., to the living of Grewelthorpe, Yorkshire. Dr. Charles Pope, late of Great Ouseburn, has been appointed medical officer to the Sonth Shields Workhouse, and the appointment has been ...
... this city will be closed. Should there be any who do not feel inclined to fall with the above, let them procure and read Charles Dickens's Christmas Carol, for it would probably the means inducing them not only to grant the one day extra, but also add, like ...
... Paul's church, in Leeds, the sum of £25. 6s. 9\d. was collected for the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, by tbe Rev Charles Musgrave, Vicar of Halifax. Accident on Leeds Bridge.— On Thursday week, Wm. Grimshaw, a boy fourteen yeais of age, received ...
... hams and sides of bacon were unsound, unwholesome, and unfit for food. Mr. Lawrence Gane, instructed by Messrs. Watson and Dickens, solicitors, Bradford, appeared for the defendant. The hams and bacon in question were seized in Ripon Market-place last Thursday ...
... oa the stage, even before be opens bis real's, he is met with the meat rapturous applause. The pie- diction* af Means. Charles Dickens, Mark Lemon, Talfourd, Thackeray, and other gentlemra, wbe witnessed bis la c vaileas ptinwrnsaes* iv imitation ot the ...
... engagement at this favourite resort with his comedy and burlesque com- pany, when the popular drama Eu'lv, adapted from Charles Dickens' David Copperfield, was per- formed to a pretty large aud appreciative audience. In the principal role of Mr. Wilkins ...