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... as her property.—The prisoners were remanded for a week• The Home Secretary has released from Dartmoor Convict Prison Charles Dickens, who at the Hants Assizes in November, 1886, for attempted murder at Weymouth, was sentenoed to penal servitude for life ...
... Theodore Hook said of Charles X. that he reigned long he could, i then mizzled. When Baron Martin, then at the bar, waa the Court Exchequer in an insurance cai*e. he was intemipte ...
... IN A BOOT. footman named John Charles Bill, formerly in the service of Lord St. Leger. was charged at Ware on Saturday with stealing valuables and C 422 in banknotes from a country house at Poles, near Ware. The robbery it is believed took place on July ...
... street is left almost intact. bellow - street, under its original name of Illuegate-fields, was well known to the late Charles Dickens, memories of whom still linger amongst some of the police.ollicen of the district. On the western side of this once u ...
... fine and costs. SHIPSTON-ON-STOUK. PETTY SESSIONS, August 10th. Before W. Dicken, Esq., Sir G. R. Phillips, Bart., F. Col vile, Esq., and the Rev. G. D. Wheeler. Drunkenness. - Charles White, Edward Simms, John Dumbleton, and Richard Rand ell, were charged ...
... Blackadder's Christmas Carol (BBC 2). In typical Blackadder style of humour, this is a parody of the classic story by Charles Dickens with a hilarious script treatment by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton. Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson are joined by Robbie ...
... to Edward Wo.als. The Anchor, Theme, from John Webster to Richard White. MR. CHARLE.4 DICKVIA, Du. MARIGOLD AND THE MOOS.—It has been premised in print that Mr. Charles Dickens does not write the whole of the literary works which pass under his name, and ...
... whb I am ?' said my father. ' Lord bless and save ye, air ! not know ye? Why, I'd know ye if ye was boiled up in a soup I' CHARLES DICKE:NB AND THE LOVE-APPLE.— Meeting him sometimes at Barham's, I hare often longed to tell him of a bit he mined in the ...
... manner. A workman was also arrested for attempting to drown his child during a drunken dt.— E,bc. 1 r is sail that Mr. Charles Dickens, jun., has declined to the MS of Kiwis Divot! for .V.,000. The offer was made by a nobleman. Wm have she satisfaction ...
... “The evil that men do lives after them.” Four or five years ago, when there were unemployed hands Cul worth, the Rev. Charles Hill, tke present rector, kindly answsred certain advertisements for labourers, published in northern newspapers, obtaining for ...
... usual formalities. Gad’s HUI PI see, the residence or Charles Dickens, wse FVday brought the by Messrs. Norton snd Co., not appear to bare excited much competition, and wse kno«r« down Mr, Charles Dickens, eon the deceased author, ( 8,100/. Aug. 13, 1870 ...
... lines and 4s. !M., while Dickens stood by with stick, Collett standing the door of the stable, after which they went away ; prosecutor then got and knocked at the door of the public-house, mid told several persons the robbery ; he could not swear whether ...