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... sought consolation in perusing my favourite and most fascinating author, Joe Miller. ’ Mr. Pook.-Meaning, I suppose, “Charles Dickens.” It is upon the extracts I have read to you, Sir, that I found this charge of libel, as base and malicious ever was published ...
... events have been transpiring in this would be to the prejudice or damage of the Crown or the which, with the aid of the pen of Dickens public to stop up or destroy a certain footpath leading from J»aes, might be wrought into a stirring romance, and the bridge ...
... THAMES. Novel Robbery. A man, apparently about 3-5 years of age, of dark complexion, and rather below the middle size, who refused to give his name, occupation, and address, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with stealing largo quantity of property ...
... have been meaning could lie elicited Irom the inimit(igiiring the Alexander perfidy,uniting the ambi- able phraseology put Dickens in the mouth oi tion the great Macedonian with the petty duplicities drawing-room politician discoursing upon that very scheming ...
... prisoner. In answer the Magistrate, stated, that he grocer, residing Somers Town, and. that he had Intention of committing robbery; but when asked the reason hud made the attempt to steal the cloaks, and was only prevented from fully the act owing to the ...
... and If. la, had at all the Libraries. THhATHK HOY At, ADt-LPUL THIS EVENING, January the 6th, the tspecial permission Charles Dickens, Esq.. ilSlh tiraei entirely ne-» Drama, caller THE CHIMES, A GOBLIN of some Bells that rau(( GUI Year out t a New Year ...
... lost tho money, and was afraid to hack to his but they were bound protect themselves from these in question master. petty robberies. The Lord Chief Justice (to Butcher).—Then you and Tho prisoner was found Guilty. The Chairman sentenced the prisoner be ...
... Published the Punch-office, 92, Fleet street. NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK MR. DICKENS. In December, will published, price 55.. small Bvo., f CRICKET THE HEARTH ; Fairy Tale of Horae. By CHARLES DICKENS. The Illustrations by Clarkson Stanfield, Esq , R.A.; Daniel Machse ...
... street. To had alio of Book .idlers. NEW CHRISTMAS BOOK BY MR. DICKENS, lit December, will published, price 55.. small Bvo.. rip lIE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH; a Fairy Tale of Horae. By CHARLES DICKENS. The Illustrations by Clarkson Stanfield, Esq., It.A.; Daniel ...
... noble hai’of finepropoitions, capable accommodating an audience o; 2,000 persons, and celebrated in connexion with Mr. Charles Dickens’s readings, Mr. Leslie’s concerts, and numerous entertainments, f.''•entitle, literary, religious, and other public meetings ...
... the Liwer.rotd, Deptford, about three o’clock, and saw one o the R division riding fast towards me. He came and said that robbery bad taken place at Lewisham, that one mao bad been taken, and another had escaped. After giving me a description of the prisoner ...
... distinguished Chairman, who was requested, and who promised, to preside at the grand demonstration on the 16th inst. Distressing Robbery of 2002.— A Mrs. Walker had her furniture and effects sold at Normanton, near Wakefield, on Thursday morning, she being about ...