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... defence conducted by F C Payne rebutted the suggestion that the animal was in p-ain It that the was stiff EXPERT EVIDENCE Charles Store butcher and drover took the animal a Blanket-row said it appeared have rheumatism in fore joints Hundreds suffered in ...
... Rochester. the residence of the late Charles Dickens, and lately of his eldest son, hiss been Bold by auction. Tbe sale commenced onWednesday morning, and lasted three days. Several articles belonging to tbe late Charles were for sale. A Miss btewart, of ...
... men the rateable value of proportion urban and rural districts &c and other local circumstances which would affect question Charles said reasons Mr Mainprize mentioned the very which had induced the committee to arrive at decision they had Mr asked if it ...
... of the prayer•book.—Union. Hans Christian Andersen is about to visit Ragland, and to accept the hospitalities of Mr. Charles Dickens, under whose auspices he will donbtlem see London and its inhabitants in the beet light. The exports of specie last week ...
... when he comes hero what do do? Clap hint in a murderer's cell. The British, he adds, have played the • dickens' with me and I'll play the 'dickens' wi th them. With these sentiments he intends to make a tour through the country. - - - ARREST or mu. GEORGE ...
... Daniel Sandbrook (instructed J T Voodhouse Aske and Ferens) prosecuted and the prisoner was within a few of committing the robbery Prisoner admitted several previous convictions The learned Recorder after commenting on the which goods hanging shop doorways ...
... charge missing Some prisoner attempted to sell some of articles at public-house Meantime the police had inquiries concerning robbery Chapman was arrested Detective Proctor on 18th inst in custody the prisoner Chapman stated that sold the articles and Castley ...
... gallons ria Stone-ferry 15741782 total 269904 Average supply 6426289 average in year 5516312 Town-hall feet (Before B W B TI ROBBERY fatthetr Flnnninrpkam stealing 5)d till m t 24 Mill-street on the 30th ihe of William appears to been prosecutor he some from ...
... of PC Holbrook (197) Cross-examined by Mr Summers the the honse where prisoner arrested prosecutor pointed another named Charles Smelt and siid “That’s the man who stabbed me” He did not know that proseentor previously given in question charge Benjamin ...
... of PC Holbrook (197) Cross-examined by Mr Summers the the honse where prisoner arrested prosecutor pointed another named Charles Smelt and siid “That’s the man who stabbed me” He did not know that proseentor previously given in question charge Benjamin ...
... that can now be *warded to departed worth is that it te sacred front the profane ink of b:ographer.—T , r its Afogaziae. Mr. Dickens has given three readings of his own works at Birntinghani. 2,000 persons attended on each occasion; the last audience composed ...
... was given to Mr. Charles saw a body floating in a eau long water-hole near the there is in Hull • capital nucleus round which to collect in prospect, that throne for which Charles Edward fought A Religions Lock-out. wof Arts • Dickens, at the Freemasons' ...