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... whpm took- to. an ia- lo us coarse of life. When his lordship was engaged at the Uaiiov, a man was tried and convicted of a robbery on JMrJiiraV. whom the judge remembered to have been oi his oid companions. Moved by the curiosity which aid on the titrospection ...
... there are some slight doubts of his ultimate recovery. Extensive Robbery at Kirkburton.— Great sensation was excited in this ?? late on Wednesday night, by the discovery of an extensive robbery, committed in a cottage in- the. occupation of a farm labourer ...
... to smooth the harshness of his wife's tongue. t took off a little of the roughness, but made it run aster. A Real Legal Robbery. — A Parisian robber, who ,~as seized for stealing snuff out of a tobacconist's shop, leclared that the act was perfectly ...
... and in public estimation. — Mr. Charles Dickens proposed the health of the chairman, which was drunk with loud cheering, and briefly acknowledged by Sir E. B. Lytton.— M. Vande Weyer proposed The Artists, and Sir Charles Eastlake ; and Mr. John Forster ...
... which originated, we believe, with Mr. Charles Dickens, gathered head, and began to assume a positive and tangible shape under the hospitable roof of Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer in the autumn of last year, when Mr. Dickens and his company of amateur players ...
... Cardwell, Bread-street, Wakefield. N.B. — Dr. Royle may be consulted daily from Nine in the morning till Ten at night. ROBBERY! ROBBERY!! £20 REWARD. WHEREAS, John H. Birch, late Assistant to Wilkinson and ' 0., did abscond on the 11th of April, 1851, taking ...
... Works by the best author^ including Bulwer, Bronte, Cooper, Dickens, Maxwell^ James, Lever, Thackray, Warren, kc. Works newly added: — Masters and Workmen, by Lord B — m; David Copperfield, by Dickens ; Pendennis, by Thackray ; Roland Cashel, by Lever, &c ...
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... performers being Mr. Frank Stone, A.R.A., Mr. Charles Dickens, Mr. Robert Bell, Mr. Augustus Egg. A.R.A., Mr. Dudley Costello, Mr. John Forster. Mr. Peter Cunningham, Mr. Douglas Jerrold, Mr. R. H. Horne, Mr. Charles Knight, Mr. Hark Lemon, Mr. Popham, Mr. ...
... Richard Cromwell, son of Oli- ver Cromwell, is said to have fallen at the feet of his father to beg the life of his sovereigu Charles the First. In the same spirit of humanity, when Colonel Howard told him, on his father's death, that nothing but vigo- rous ...
... observable hesitation when pleading at the bar. — Jordan's Autobiography. Extorted Confessions. — Some years ago a highway robbery and-murder was committed on the road leading from Cassel to Fulda, and a poor schoolmaster was taken up on .suspicion of being ...
... Littlewood, John Oates, Joseph Hampshire, Thomas New- hill, Charles. Hallas, Sydney Morehouse, Thomas Gardiner, Edwin France, Thomas Kenyon, James Tolson, M. T. Jessop, Georce Roberts, Linthwaite; Charles Eastwood, Jos. Broadbent, James Hirst, George Robinson ...