... apnea a Parliamentary return that in 1622, Emigration received 91,092 letters, and dup.tcbed 47,1.3. A demesne version of Charles Dickens's Battle of Life has been produced at tbs Vaudeville Theatre, Pens, witb a good deal of Waters. - An tinsel shark, ...

... were seen sauntering about the pu- ■ house at Esciickc that night, and were strongly sifopected of having committed the robbery. reward of ten guineas was immediately offered on the conviction the offenders. One the above men was t- ced !ioroughbridge ...

... of the White Horse Colliery; and Charles j Crann, a lad of years of age, the assistant fireman the pit, both of whom were killed the explosion of a high-pressure steam boiler, at the same pit, on the 29th ult. Mr. Charles Morton, Government inspector coal ...

... at the Guildhall, which ended in his committal for trial at the sessions. On the prisoner's apprehension he confessed the robbery to Mr. Pardoe. Conveying Spirits into the Gaol. — On Saturday- last, between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, Mrs. ...

... . The Duke of Devonshire entertained at dinner Wednesday evening, at Devonshire House, Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Mark Lerooc, the Earl of Carlisle, and about thirty of the gentlemen who have interested themselves in the Guild ...

... means the infant ne***ocs on whose behalf the benevolent and over-credulous public was laid under contribution ; but, as Charles Dickens for- cibly puts it, the wretched mockers of religion who, without sense to expound its first doctrines or hearts to feel ...

... contested within a month, ami to come off' within four miles of Ripon. Metcalf is to be heard of at the Buck Inn, Ripon. Highway Robbery— On Friday night week, as one of Mr Lumley's men, the common brewer, of Bondgate, was returning home from ilel.vering a waggon ...

... Mr. Paton reed Dickens's Christmsn Carol, in the Town-hall, to a numerous and highly respectable audience. It is almost needless to remark that Mr. Paton acquitted hiitrlf in his accustomed happy style. HELMSLEY. BuBGLABT and Robberies. -On Thursday night ...

... allowed puss bis last examination, the balance-sheet was perfectly correct. —The bankrupt at once passed. letter of Mr. Charles Dickens to Mr. Gaylord Clarke, at New York, denouncing Mr. Thomas Powell, of London, now in New York, engaged upon The Living ...

... nega- tive verdict, the prisoner was discharged. SENTENCES. JOSEPH MORRIS, who was convicted of robbery at Sheffield, aud GEO. HOWLEi ROBER IB, convicted of robbery at Leeds, were sentenced to be transported for fiiteeu years. LEVI FARUAR pleaded Guilty to ...

... and composed of glees by tbe choir ; songs by the Rev. S. H. Hall, Miss Hanson, Mrs. Austen, Miss Kate Dickens (a niece of the late Charles Dickens), and the rector ; a quartette, *• Dreaming of Angels, by Mr. R. Cirr's party; a pianoforte and violin ...

... Murder by a Policeman. Luke Charles, the policeman belonging to the Bury force, was on Tuesday found guilty at the Liverpool assizes, of the murder of his wife, and sentence of death passed upon him. The body of Charles's wife was found in the canal ...