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... Saturday last, Mr. Charles Dickens sailed from Liver- pool for the United States, having, as previously announced, entered into arrangements for giving a series of readings from his own works to the chief cities and towns of tha Union. Mr. Dickens left Loadon ...
... the classes, then presented the certificates and badges to the following members, viz., H. Bankes, G. Anderson, J. Lister, Charles Doods, W. W. Adamson, Robt. Redpath, John Bilton, E. Nicholson, D. Huggins, Chas. Byrne, John Lamb, James Forbes, R. McOnigal ...
... manner to a youth named I Dickens, on Thursday last. The complaiuant and defendant are both confectioners, and work for Mr. Terry, 'in St. Helens-square. On the above night previous to i leaving work, Perfect went to Dickens and gave him three pieces ...
... and skilfully set the fractured part, and the poor softerer is progressing favourably. Dabing Robbebt.â A most audacious robbery was committed on tbe morning of the Ist inst., st Middlesbro'. Mr. T. Smitb, a uilor, and Mr. G. Davison, a carrier, are both ...
... one of Sir Charles Slingsby's gamekeepers named Morreil saw the two defendants in Mr. Sampson's field, each of them being armed with a gun. He went up to them, when they appealed to him to let them go, but he told them to apply to Sir Charles. They were ...
... end. It would seem as if the playwrights bad this season entered into a compact to trade upon the posthumous fame ot Charles Dickens, for in some half-a-dozen theatres ther* are dramatic representations from his serials and Christmas stories. This may ...
... down partially obscured. Robbery at Malton.âAt the Leeds Town Hall or. Wednesday, John Fox and Ann Cog in were placed in the dock under the following circumstances :âThe Leeds police having received information that a robbery had been committed at Malton ...
... Post-office. ? A money-order office and savings' bank has just been opened at tbe poet-office, Helperby. Attempted Highway Robbery.? At the Eaat -tiding police-court, Beverley, on Saturday, before Messrs. B. Wylie, D. Burton, J. A. Hudson, and the Bey. ...
... ooets, or in default month's imprisonment for the assault on Thomas Wood. The charge of assault on the girl was dismissed.—Charles Poskitt, John Kelly, and Bridget Ellen Kelly were fined 10s. each for brawling in Albert Mews, on the 11th inst.—A woman named ...
... 01-firld. J AMI'S BENSON (aged 21). was charged with having siu'en a sdver watch, __c Uie property of Peter M-l -linn. Mr. Dickens suited the case The prosecutor is a bricklayer', labourer, and in January last, was •.•.king at Kscriek, where he go. acquainted ...
... Fleetstreet. The biddings at £5OO. From £l,lOO the biddings were between Mr. Cbas. Dickens Messrs. ', Bradbury and Evans. Ultimately the copyright was pur-1 ohased by Mr. Chas. Dickens for £8,650. THE PRINCE OF WALES.—The Prince of Wales is about to travel ibrougb ...
... charge Mr. Charles Dickens with ?? caused her death by bia inhnm«.n conduct, the fact was made public that the suffering boardU g-hon— k— per was never the widow of any Dickens whatever, but that the real widow of the Ute Augustus Dickens, whom he Uft ...