... HIS Lirzs.—It appears (says the Sportsman) that there are more golden dustmen than that amiable but artful creation of Charles Dickens’s, Boffiu, sir.” At the same time, if a recent example may suffice, the actual models of the great novelist’s fancy sketch ...

... Blanshard, the Landseers (Charles and Thomas), Frank Stone, Catter; mole, Robert Keeley, Kenny Meadows, and subsequently, though at another and more important place of meeting, Macready, Talfourd (the judge) Charles Dickens, John Foster, and many other ...

... Thomas Wood and another, Sowerby Bridge ; Mi-f Nykes, s. from the person of John Howarth a watch, at Halifax ; Charles Foster, alias Charles Craven Foster, s. a watch and S lla rd, the p. of Reuben Myers, Wakefield ; Samuel ArmitagH, . belly baud, the ...

... of »n n re ' I:l 'l a,ltl J- Pawson. Esic into the circumstan Hall T} I,e S e(1 robbery of woollen cloth from the ( oloured Clott Oloth tn..eparty accused of the robbery is James Cruinmack. s tended r ' U i turer ' of t'udsey, and who has for thirty ...

... had been unfortunate, were charged with having gold watch from the person of Charles Irvine, corn dealer, Godwin-street, about half-past nine o’clock on the previous and Charles Hiil,~butcher, Cannon-street, was night ; charged with having received it knowing ...

... p of George Brearley ; Charles Frances, burglary. Nine Months .—William Butler, h books, the p. of Darnton Lupton, John Peacock, and James Shaw ; William Worthington, s. a mare sc., the p» of William Atkinson ; Cornelius Dickens, s. cloth; the p. of William ...

... cfficials. ' Serious Robbery from ah Hotel. —A robbery of a serious nature has been committed this week at the Swan Hotel, Bridge-street, Bristol, the property carried off amounting in ' value to between £50 and £100. The robbery is believed to I have ...

... the cry of Fire! jumped Ht before the train had completely stopped, and was Merely bruised. _ Mr. Charles Dickens and the News Vendors.— Sir- Dickens presided at the annual dinner of the News endors' Benevolent Institution, in London, on Tuesday J'einna ...

... BRADFORD. Robbery from a Beer-house at Stanningley. j — the West Riding Court, on Monday, James Lurrynian was charged with having, on the 19th iast., stolen from the house of Thomas Child, beer-house keeper,' Stanningley, three iron pans, a steamer, a ...

... seat on the episcopal De nch in the House of Lords. Lord Minto has ordered the bust of Cicerohacchio for his in Rome. Charles Dickens, during his stay in Edinburgh, was the BViest of the Hon. Lord Jeffrey. T>P r - Lardner is now the Paris correspondent ...

... Fairbairn, Mr. Baines, M.P. ; Mr Toweli, M P.; Mr. Carter, M.P. ; Mr. Wheelhouse, M.P. ; Mr. Iliin'gworth, M.P. ; Mr. Charles Dickens (editor of AU the Year Bound), Mr. Isaac Holden, Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson, Mr. Buckmaster (South Kensington), and many other ...

... alarmed one morning by the repert of the robbery of a jeweller’s shop in the narket-town already referred to, that had been effected daring the preceding night ; much valuable property had been taken; this robbery had beon cffected in such a way as led ...