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... portion of Dicken’s novel, “ Bleak House,” the said ‘‘ Jo,” the street arab and crossing Sweeper, being in the dramatised version the chief central h ere are others in a much higher social position. Jo, a8 One of the characters taken from Dicken’s rich portrait ...
... and ra the newly created Earldom of Dudley an of Dalhousie and Hastings h0 West APPLICATION ~ j Vr Charles Hodgson ap- Riding Court Selby ou.Monday Charles P plied for an order for the Potion h Margaret Hare against the claims oi ne February , Hare. a 1543 ...
... course, admitted) as the no less admirable narrative of the execution of the Mannings contributed to the Times by Mr. Charles Dickens. Both, either, might have served for a description of the Marley crowd. This crowd was neither worse nor better than any ...
... was over, it was found that the can didates elected were Jephtha Thornton who had 778 votes; Charles Waterhouse (Conservative i who had 737 votes; and Charles Turner (Libera),-who had 718 votes. The defeated candidates were Mr. Blakey (Conservative), who ...
... thought it entitled, and S ' p tbe Uw wiU not Purchasing of Stolen Property.—An elderly man, , named Joseph Gaunt, residing in Charles-street, was charged at the Court House, on Monday last with purchasing a quantity of stolen property consisting a quantiy ...
... exceed £500. Messrs. Jennings' property fully covered by insurance. Death of Mr. Charles Semon, J.P.—lt is with sincere regret that we have to announce the death of Mr. Charles Semon, J.P., of Broughton Hall, near Skipton. Mr. Semon's health had failed,and ...
... has appointed Mr. Charles Calmer Phillips, barrister-at-law, to be his chief secretary. *be stamp duty on probate and legacies in the year . ended the 31st March last amounted to £3,032 433. j. Bentley announces a Life of Charles James ox > by Lord ...
... Dyeworks. The total amount of money received at the gates on Monday, including a cheque for 25 guineas generously given by Mr. Charles Waller, brewer and spirit merchant, was £215 17s. Bd., whereas last year the amount, exclusive of money received for programmes ...
... Joseph Hardcastle. Belgian hares, 1 and 3, C. Clough ; 2, J. A. Crowther.—Mr. J. J. Robertshaw, Thornton, acted as judge. Robbery by a Carter.—At the Borough Court, on Tuesday, Fred Wright, seventeen, carter, Westgrovestreet, was charged with stealing ...
... robber, named Charles William Lamb, member of a gang of desperadoes who have for. many years infested the western portion of Middlesex, has been apprehended and conveyed to Uxbridge, on a charge of having been concerned an extensive robbery, committed on ...
... child, which in the absence of discovery as to its parentage has been removed to the Workhouse, j The Grudge Owed to Charles Dickens by the Americans for his satires on some of their peculiarities did ' not survive his reading tour, even if it had not ...
... Songs, concerted pieces (instrumental and vocal), gymnastic exercises, by the members and friends, and the performance of Dickens' famous trial scene of Bardell v. Pickwick made up a very attractive programme. Bcrmantofts Liberal Club.—Tbe annual meeting ...