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... One had been knighted by Charles the First after the of Edgehill ; aitother:t wore a patch over the scar w hit h he had received at Naschy; a third bad defeuded oid hones Fairfax had blown in the door RAILWAYS. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF MAILS ON THE GREAT WESTERN ...
... Dr. T. M. Fislibutinte, Montego Bay ; Dr. Jahn Ewart, Clarendon ; Dr. John Chambers, St. James. OF ROBBERY.—The character of 0 Fagin, as dvawn by Dickens, has been reabsed in two cases brought before the London magi, lades within the last few days. In ...
... :ppears on the stage, even before he opens his anontb, he is met by the most rapturous applause. The predictions of Messrs. Charles Dickens, Mark Leman, Talfourd, Thackeray,.and other gentlemen, who witnessed his late various performances in imitation of the ...
... suicide on Saturday week, by shook ng himself. James Dicken , :on. of Clith.4roe, the noted poacher and burglar, who escaped to America 1.. yetrs ego, has ended his censer crime committing a highway robbery and coldiblooded murder in the United Bratts, where ...
... crew—Mr. John Butterworth, aged 15, captain, of London; Mr. W. Walter Edge, 33, chief mate ; Mr. Charles Fitch, 23, second mate, of Bible Hedingham ; Mr. Charles Bowditch, 20, third mate, of London; Mr. Wm. Simpson, 20, fourth mate, of Suffolk; John Alexander ...
... per cent. unequal to a large trade. Captain Edwards, the respected the forests have I spent many a happy hour commenting Charles Wrightson High-street, Marylebone, grocer.- emit ,. . h k tne question whether an acknowledgment per post ol a feseed, a ...
... Principal Office, 373, Strand tjoinwg Exeter Hall) London. POMEROY, ANDREWS br Co.. Bole Proprietors. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Mr. Charles Dickens has arrived in Rome. George Thompson, Esti., late has been 011.1avery at Blackburn. By a just publislicd, it appears that ...
... coming downsmi rr r followed by her but did not sae his features. Accused the two men in the It ose Of being accomplinen in robbery, and they soon after tile house. The Bench thought there was ease against the prisoner Taylor and lie was therefore dischargiol ...
... Palmerston has purchased the Morning Post from Messrs. Crompton, paper-makers, whose property it has been for eome time. Mr. Charles Dickens will start on his provincial tour of reading, about the first week in August, by Mr. Arthur Smith. The lightning in the ...
... emplOyed as gravediggers at St. John's, have been appreheaded on suspicion, and one of them has admitted his complicity in the robbery. An offer of knighthood is likely to be male to Mr. J. T Smith. Mayor of Melboure, who has arrived in this country for the ...
... DICCENN, AND HOOD. - Mr. Walter Routon has been engaged to deliver, early in the ensuing year, three lectures—the first on Charles Dickens; the second on Thomas Ingoldsby ; and the third on Poor Tom —at the Townhall, Swansea. _ . ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMRNA.—On ...
... having stolen some hay from the premises of Mr. Charles Dickens, Gadslail, near ' I Rochester. The robbery, it appeared, was of a very : impudent character, the prisoner first turning his horse into Mr. Dickens's meadow without that gentleman's ' permission ...