... iadmitted that lie could not prove that the mnther took aiiy share in the robbery, except by assisting .ts consceal the property. Mr. HARDY appeared for the prisosers. . Thefect of robbery was clearly made out, and Cite testimony of an accomplice was confirred ...

... fitled of mliih every rhinig ts amuse, ansi also to nistrise tshe mind. Amoege Ge the curiosities in the handwritissg of Charles use First, perfotteed fi n with his diamond ring on nine small panes of glass, the portion ef rae, an oid window fromi Cutisherolk ...

... Gregsonl, Esq., 110 iteliar~d litigallay, Esq. David Charles Guthrire, Esq. G(eorge tissues, Req. John Alexander Ilankey, Esq. ?? ry I lianshard, Esq. Edwsard Ilarnage, Esq. Jl otus Watson BorradailcEsq. Charles Kerr, Esq. Of Henry Cayley, Esq. J.1hnt Ord, Esq ...

... repealing the paper duties. M r. nullt .nd Crompton, Mr. Chambers, of Edinburgh, Mr. Chas. ni~Dght, Towv tanl Mr. Toole, Mr. Charles Dickens, and Mr. Collins, of c-las- tory gow, were the =sitcpil speakers. The Chancellor said Mr. the deputation w ldnot, of course ...

... the tf i consent of the Queen, been postponed until the 15th of m o next month, in deference to the feelings of Mr. Charles P se Dickens, whose infant daughter died on Monday week. It at e is stated that the andience of these performances will pay e five ...

... against Atitwerp in 1831. ted It is said that the secret treaty made with Russia, by di oetd Pulignac, in tine titnoe of Charles X., hase been renewed by !asthe present Government. ii( Iit 'i'he Prefect of tin Seine in going to give at grand ball on ...

... pr'oposed and thi tire seconded by the Right Hon. the Earl of Slsaftesniury, Sir' rot be! Edw'd. Bulnwer: Ltton, Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. W . M. II Tisackeray, ir Jrrmes Stphen (Profesor of Modern His- wye this toyalabig),M.CalsK igt, Mr. M. Milree,! ...

... adjourned foi 4InQest, on Wednesday touching the death of Mr. Waugh, his In London, a verdict of 1Wilful murder ag-ainst Charle Broadfoot Westron was returned. On the same day, the to Prisoner was committed for trial, at the Clerkeuweil Po- thc ice-couirt ...

... simple hiistory-skcetclies given 5 as gallery lessons to thle whole school. Time Child's Hlis- P tory of England, by Charles Dickens, was recommnended.t -After tea, a warm aisd free discussion of Lord John Russell's Education Bill, end of Stats Education ...

... havoc in their ranks. aur md THE EFFECT OF BAD ErXAlMPz.-At the West ban i- Riding Magistrates' Court, Bradford, oms Tuesday, Charles Tal sy Waller, a factory boy, fifteen years of age, residing at Wind- t1e ip hill, was brought before W. Cheesebrough, Esq ...

... nal chapel, in Stnclcton-oO-Tees, on Thurs- day evening last, on The Working Man's Sunday, with Criticisems onl Mr. Charles Dickens's Little D~orrit. 'In the absence of Mr. Alderman Skinner (who hed consented to preside), the Rev. Mr. Davison, nilnister ...

... reading works of th set fiction of whatever class or descriptiou. I'eferringe specially ee el the | to Mr. Charles Dickens, lhe remarked- If Charles Dickens 11: on in l only knew the injury he is isufloting on the world, lie would pr iniate have gone down to ...