... narrative gr 2g of the man who killed himself on principle- M' Of Dickens. A contrast was also drawn between the H Adifrnwasiwhctw auhr will. treat the tn at same subject. the ev. Charles Kingsleyand Mir W Thackeray on old agebeing quoted for thispurpose ...

... Hey, of Sawley, to the Rnral Deanery of Ockbrook. RECTORIES. The Rev. Charles Worthy, to the Rectory of All- t hallows, Goldsmith-street, Exeter. The Hon. and Rev. Llewellyn Charles Robert Irby, to ?? of Whiston-cum-Denton, Northamptonshire. The Rev. Alexander ...

... identity. In the end, it turned out that the real offender was Charles Hippolyte Rdmont, brother of Charles Victor, the man in custody, and remarkably like him. . ?? judge asked why Charles Victor had not explained before, as he had been in custody fifteen ...

... jewellery on his person. t *EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES FROM THE NORTH l EASTERN RAILwAy. -At the Leeds Town-hall, yesterday, Win. Ward, a railway guard, and Ann Ward, his wife, were brought up charged with extensive robberies of property from the North t Eastern ...

... borough magistrates on Monday. EAST-RIDING POLICE, Saturday.-Charles Ward, farm servant, pleaded guilty tostealing, on the 12th instant, a top coat and a pair of boots, the property of James Dickens, of Leconfield Park, farmer's son, and was committed to the ...

... Man- chester, who recently lost his own life in endeavouring to save that of a fellow-creature. AMATEUR AcToRs.-Cliarles Dickens and his col- leagics have been very successfully performing in Birmingham two nights, and in Shrewsbury one, Sir Edward Lytton's ...

... and that it does not arise from, any ps. cularities either in theatmosphere or in tbe.state of Dl the land. I, Mr. CHAnLiS DICKENS has taken a house in the ?? Rue de Courcelles, near the Champs Elyrees, for the winter. The other evening he was at the Opera ...

... evi- el: dently provided for a suprse, as the kitceie, poker was 14 found lyicng at the door w hentc robbery was discovered. w: THiE ALLEGED ROBBERY Os' £.137.-Yesterday, tbI. Win. Groves, lansdlord of tics Harper Arms, Harper-street' and a contractur ...

... and was. at a comparatively early age, one of the principal contributors to Rouse. hold Fords, under the editorship of Charles Dickens. Mr. Sala, says our correspondent, was the 'first editor of leniplc Bar. For many years his * 'Echoes of the Week were ...

... 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,! ...

... 29, Charlntte Street, Hall, June 24th, 1881.en DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON THE Bao har SPRING BANK. of TO THE EDITOR OF THE 1HULL PACKET. Nca a Sea,- The following case of highway robbery, being tse fourth tri, :1of a similar kind whicha has takbn place ...

... being released, rose in good style, and went off with great velocity towards Hertfordshire. SEBIous ROBBERa.-On Monday a robbery of very i serious amount was committed upon the premises of l Mr. Sawyer, a livery-stablekeeper, in the Curtain- , road, ...