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... has been appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the East Riding, by his father, Lord Wenlock. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Charles Preston, of Hull, in the county of York, Gent., to be Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. The Lord Chancellor ...
... that disease of tbe heart bad been the cause of death. Verdict, — Died from natural causes. Robberies. — During the present week, several petty robberies have been committed in the city, some of which may be suggestive of precautionary measures during ...
... Works of Charles Dickens. The lecturer gave a sketch of each of Dickens's works, expressing the opinion that David Copperfield might be ranked among the best of this author's productions. The main characteristics, however, of Dickens's writings ...
... with burglary in the house of , George Stones, of Snaith. 8 C'arel Cohl, otherwise Charles Cohl, aged 27, | charged with stealing from a chamber in the house of Charles Healey, of Sheffield, in the West-riding, vic| tu«ller, sixty-four pounds and upwards ...
... the horse, which was supposed to be dead, has partially recovered. IVNARESBRO'.—DaRING ROBBERY. —About two o'clock the morning of Tuesday last, a most daring robbery was committed in the offices of Mr. Gill, solicitor, and clerk to the Knaresbro' county ...
... incapable of taking care of himself in Parliament-street, on Sunday morning.—Discharged ou promising better behaviour. Alleged Robbery.— Ann Trayner, of Walmgate, was charged Thomas Tootle, of Dovestreet, waterman, with having, on Sunday morning, stolen from ...
... counterfeits ; ask for Oldridge's Balm, 22, Wellingtonstreet North, Strand, London. Shakspere Foundation Schools. Mr. Charles Dickens presided at a meeting held on Wednesday for e of founding Shakspere Foundation acnool connection with the Dramatic College ...
... to the establishment of Conservative Association in this town. Mr. Charles Dickens. —It is with much pleasure that we read the announcement made in another column that Mr. Charles Dickens, the talented author of David Copperfield, Pickwick Papers, ...
... in classical literature. Mr. Newnum's prizes for drawing were awarded. Ist to Albert Wilson, (2nd class classics.) 2nd to Charles Butterfield, (l»t class classics.) York Collegiate School. —Mr. Newnum, drawing master to the above institution, has awarded ...
... SLAY, OLDFIELD, an ...
... he could carry the case no farther; for Sarah Martin could not be found. The CITY COUNCIL told Mr. DICKENS be need not call any witnesses. Mr. DICKENS. —Very well, Sir; have four or five, 1 can assure you. The CITY COUNSEL.— Gentlemen of the jury, the ...
... announce that ' wherever capital punishments are s diminished, their crimes diminish their number too.' j We cite Mr. Charles Dickens, but the assertion is by no means confined to him. Now the fact is exactly the - reverse. The diminution capital punishmeuts ...