... instant, and three succeeding Thursdays. The readings will comprise selections from Shakespeare, Tennyson, Longfellow, Charles Dickens, and other distinguished authors, the most important of the first evening being Dryden's Alexander's Feast, with organ ...

... THE ROBBERY FROM WILSON BARRETT. At Clerkenwell Police-court, on Monday, Frederick William Denny, twenty-nine, an auctioneer, of 49, Upper Tollington-park, Holloway, was charged on a warrant with having feloniously received, on the 27th ult., a couch ...

... TlHE ROBBERY FROMI ILSON BARRETT. I .. .. . .. . . . . I ?? Clerkenwell Police-court, on Monday, Frederick Willimam Denny, twenty-nine, an auctioneer, of 49, Upper Tollington-park, Holloway, was charged on a lwarrant with having feloniously received, ...

... in connection with these robberies. HoUSEMOLD WORDn for January continues to earn the gratitude of thousands of domestic circles by the excellent articles devoted to subjects of importance to the household. Mr Charles Dickens has kept his promise of making ...

... when he abused me and ran away, I and Mr Dickens ran after him, and he was shortly afterwards taken. He was extremely l violent, and kicked me very severely on the knee. I missed nothing from my ?? Charles Dickens: I was with Mr Lemon, and saw~him turn ...

... that a requisition to him was in course of signature. The name of Mr. Charles Dickens was mentioned at a local meeting, as quite the sort of man for Fitisbumy ; but Air. Dickens writes to say -A I am not at all the sort of main, for I believe nothing ...

... ; l l es Charles Dickens, 19. aud C, tt, 21, Baker, 22, were indicted oteali'l, ond' ceiving a large of Prq ng to the London and Notv h l ' Railway ?? pison trn Guilty.`-Mr. Criexlnd htadut' sorta tithe past tbeehdbe f Or sive robberies of goods in ...

... Tynemouth on the body of Fredlk. Dickens. Esq.,I solicitor. London, who died on Saturdcoy, through injuries 3 ,done to his spine while bathing, on tho Long Senids, on Fri- day morning. Linklater, whose machine Mr. Dickens used, stated that that gentleman ...

... God, a plea of Not guilty was entored b; the direction of the learned judge. The evidence is support of the charge of robbery was then gone into, ani the facts being clearly established, the jury returned: verdict of Guilty. The Lord Chief Justice ...

... tumbler on the reading desk, he as graciously with- drew amidst general laughter. It was only Mr. Dickens's attendant. A Portrait of the late MR. CHARLES DICKENS, from a Photograph by Mr. John Watkins, of Parliament Street, appeared in No. i7 of our Journal ...

... ARY JEWrL ROBBERY. - Au extra- )rdiuiary and mysterious robbery of jewellery, valued It 4,0001., was effected a few days ago durina the tranisit of a lady's jewel-case from London lo Barton, Warwickebire. The jewels belonged to Miss Dickens. the daughter ...

... Howard Paul, This gentleman chaffed the Philadelphians for their excessive hcs- pitality and stated as a fact that wshen Charles Dickens visited America he hai is engage Mr. Dolby to perform the festive part of the programme, and that Mr. Dolby owed his ...