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... Dunnington.—On Monday last, at Mr. Holtby's office, in this city, before J. Meek, Esq-, two vagrants named John Enderson and Charles Dickens, were charged with stealing, at Dunnington, on the instant, two shirts belonging to Edward Boynton, joiner, of that village ...
... OP CHILDREN. Joseph Cousins, tailor, Margaret-place, was charged with wilfully neglecting and ill-treating his children, Charles, Lilly, and Joseph, under years of age. VV. A. Pearson, solicitor, appeared for the National Society for the Prevention of ...
... lather (the other prisoner) was also in York on that day, and was proved, by various circumstances, to have committed the robbery. The temale prisoner had given con- tradictory statements of the manner in which she became ■■-.*. sewed of the fowls. The ...
... of the York Institute of Popular Science and Literature assembled at that place to hear some interesting readings from Charles Dickens's Christmas carol, which were most ably given by F. Needham, Esq., of this city. There was a good attendance, and the ...
... large. Police-sergeant : Sparrow eoutiuuea to improve most satisfactorily, | RICHMOND. The Audacious Robbery near Reetii-in- Swaledale. â Frederick Charles Petty, a York ostler, was brought np on remand at the Richmond County Magistrates' Clerk's otfice ...
... was opened before Mr. leis in, and adjourn e I fur the production of further evidence. AccIDENT.—A cartman in the employ of Charles Lanedale, Esq., of Oughtim, met with a revere accident on Saturday last, whilst returning from lkverley with a load of seed-cake ...
... In the morning, the prisoner said a robbery has been committed in the room, and I' haye lost sovereign *r.d rqy pockekbook. The prosecutor felt for nis watch, which was gone. He skid, | there lias been a robbery indeed, and have lost my watch. went ...
... poets, describing Wordsworth as one who took objects in every-day life for the theme of his poem, being, in fact, the Charles Dickens of poetry. Tbe rev. gentleman recited several interesting extracts from Wordsworth's beautiful poetry, and then passed ...
... enough to remember the heyday of Dickens and Thackekay, and whose middle life was con- temporary with the great achievements of George Eliot. These are phenomenal names. We are not likely to have exactly another Dickens, or Thackeray, or George Eliot, ...
... wardens and other officers, viz. : — George Hodgson, S.W. ; George Page, J.W. ; John Ray Robinson, 8.D.; John Charles Bulman, J.D. ; Charles Ovington Ord, secretary and treasurer ; Wm. J. Laidier, J. G-, and V* m. Campion, O.G. After the installation ...
... become unbearable. Tha Duke of Rutland, Lord Ashbourne, Lord Charles Beresford, and Sir Charles Tupper (High Commissioner for Canada) attended the Cutlers' Feast, Sheffield, last night. Lord Charles Beres- ford, replying for the Navy, urged that the naval ...
... Thnrsday the arbitrator awarded tho plaintiff, Mr. Chatterton, £1,500 damages, and also the costs of the proceedings. Mr. Charles Dickens is stated to be in a critical state of health, and his intended voyage to America probably prompted more by consideration ...