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... THE CHATHAM ROBBERIES. At the third day's hearing at the Maidstone Assizes of the charges against Sidney George Loose, William George Walgar, Charles Edward Walker, Frederick William Newport., and Mackenzie Drysdale of conspiring together with divers ...
... of the Tribune. Knickerbocker Sanctum, Nov. 17, 1849. Gentlemen, send you an extract from a letter received from Mr. Charles Dickens, the last English steamer. It strikes me as but just to Mr. Pickens, as well as to our community, that the facts which ...
... ROBBERY AT AN HOTEL. Kobcrt Kdwin Kawlcy, a tall, vcnitli, -was broufflit Ijofora Admiral Stopford and Mr. K. C. Dernier at Richmond yesterday, charged with stealing, on about the 29th of February, sixteen pyramid balls, value .£l2, the property of Charles ...
... to 5. TJOTAL AQUARIUM THEATRE.—Opon at 7. commence 7.^.—TO-NIGHT, J. P. Burnett's sucrcMrfol Drama of JO, adapted from Charles Dickens’* Bkak Uoa«e.** which has been played with each euormoas sucres* at tbo Globa Theatre for the past two months. Miss JENNIE ...
... ROBBERY BY A DOMESTIC SERVANT. Matilda Jones, 29, a servant living at 34, Herefordstreet. Lisson-grove, was charged, at Marlborough Police-court to-day, with stealing a gold watch and chain, value £l3, the property her master, Arthur Faraday, a jeweller ...
... SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. Wa greatly regret to learn that Ur. Charlea Diekana hat bean Mixed with parxlyxix, and lire at Oada Hill in Boat dangerous atata, haring remained inaeniible ainca attack. NEWS OF THE DAT. Wn an glad to atata that ...
... letter to Mr. Dickens, and wait for an answer. This letter inclosed the check, and purported to be written by a neighbour, who wanted cash for it. The only suspicious circumstance was, that the boy attempted to run away when Mr. Dickens said he would ...
... Parisian Sabbath. Richelieu ; or, the Fox and the Geese. Cyprus Wine, by Beranger. Spring. Conclusion of Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens, Esq. with :h Second, 1715). Chapter IX. Consequences of the Theft. X. Mother and Sun. XI. The Mohocks . lea's Round ...
... time, was then committed for trial. M AR\ LEBONE.—Yesterday, Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. Mark Lemon attended this Court, the latter for the purpose of preferring a charge of attempted robbery against Cornelius Ilearne, aged 19, and the former well-known ...
... commenced to-day, before Mr. Justice Hawkins, at the Central Criminal Court. Mr. Charles Mathews, Mr. Gill, and Mr. Horace Avory prosecuted for the Treasury; Mr. Kemp. - Dickens, Q. 0., defended Hobbs; B. Clarke, Q.C., and Mr. Besley represented Wright, and ...
... Accused left the court with numerous friends. THE CHATHAM ROBBERIES. At the third day's hearing at the Maidstone Assizes of the charges against Sidney George Loose, William George Wolgar, Charles Edward Walker, Frederick William Newport, and Mackenzie Drysdale ...
... regard to the latter. Mr. Charles Dickens spent a good deal in advertising Mngby Junction. It would have been perfectly legal for some unscrupulous person to bring out a spurious Mugby Junction in anticipation of Mr. Dickens’s, thereby probably inducing ...