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... HALIFAX.-On Thursdav, the two men ])rako sa Farrar, in custody for the robbery of Dan L'eveilcy, On the highway near Pellon, Holifax, (whose deauli followed a strangely the robbery), were brought before John ater s house, Esq., at the C(lonty-office. The ...
... Blondin, the rope-dancer, each receive a hundred Ipounds, or guineas, for a performance at the Crystal tPalace. Mr. Charles Dickens, it is said, rccesvea the same lsuns for each of his Readings in Lonsdon.-Aenscsum. 1The pinnacle of T'otnes Church, Devon ...
... series of robberies baa of late been perpetraited along the moor base fromn Pickrering to Ecarbro', by a gang of Weld rangers, whose depredations last winter caused so mauch uneasiness. The premises peeps to be entered mainly by false keye. One robbery took ...
... stone work is in many places quite decayed. The printers' readers in London are to meet, under the presidency of Mr. Charles Dickens, to consider the question of their salaries, which have not participated in the upward movements of the trade. DECISION ...
... ba continued as before. TELE DICRENS BAvwQUET.-His Worship the Mayor of Liverpool yesterday received a letter from Mr. Charles Dickens, relative to the banquet proposed to be given to him, in which he suggaests that Wednesday, the 7th April, or Saturday ...
... consented to take the chair at the public din- t ner, which will be given to Mr Charles Dickens, at ( the Freemasons' 1all, on the 2nd of November. c AMr. Charles Dickens will leave Liverpool on the t 9th proximo, in the Java, for Boston, where his first ...
... of Birmingham, the design to be similar to that of the Five Sisters in York Msnster. M MB. DICKENS AT Yoltx.-On Thnrsday even- r ing, Mr. Charles Dickens gave a farewell reading at the Festival Concert Boom, York, the selections boing Boots at the ...
... and the prisoner was remanded. . PUIt3IC-HOUSE ROBBERY AT HALIFAX-At the a Haifax Borough Court, yesterday, a man named John e Smith, a well-kinown character, was charged with being .t coucernied in a robbery at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Market- d street, Halifax ...
... original menuscript of 'ickwick, in excellent preservation. The MS. was sent, along with an autograph note from i Mr. Dickens, which establishes its authenticity, for the T purpose of being shown at an exhibition at Halifax in the C year 180, The note ...
... session. The other scheme, which is being promoted by Sir Charles Fox, and by which it is proposed to tunnel the bed of the river from Rock Ferry to Liverpool, was discussed the other day by Sir Charles and the principal members of the Board, but no definite ...
... occasional exceptions, we believe, have been Sir Joseph Paxton, Mr. Layard, the present Foreign Under Secretary, Charles Dickens, and Charles Dickens, jun. As an illustration of the benefit arising from these meetin~gs, we may mention that Jerrold always used ...
... accounts received from Port Natal, extending to the 2nd of April, show that the colony is rising from its difficulties. Charles Dickens and the other amateur performers are about to appear at Sheffield. ASPHALTED ROADS.-2,400 yards of the walks in the Sheffield ...