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... Highway Robbeiues—Several highway robberies accompanied with tiolence. have been committed in various parts of StafTord'hire and the neighbouring counties within the last fortnight. On the 16th inst , Mr. Joseph Dicken, of Colton Hall, was returning from ...
... what he was doing, foe he told the police that the robbery took place in Slealhoinic-lane. witness for defimanut mined that he •ait at hi lodgings from five o'cl,Kl to eight that eeening,and the robbery was alleged to been effected beta aix and seven; be ...
... the fishmonger), knowing you deal planer yourself. M In bookseller’s aatalagu* appears the following article:— Memoirs of Charles I, with bead capitally eseeoted. The editor the Ohio Statesman asks the following q«t». : If fellow has nothing when h»* ...
... hi-'h as c«*uld possibly imagined. Mrs. time an natural woman. They thus censured the fi.ur then referred to the feign of Charles 11., when effect instead of the cause. They should hare censured coarseness and pioflgaey wen* prevalent in the nation, as ...
... Frances Eliiabeti), wife of Henry Burnett, Esq., of Higher Ardwick, Manchester, and daughter of John, and eldest sister of Charles, Dickens, Esq. the 3rd instant, at Hose Hill, Miss Shakespeare, daughter of the late Capt. Shakespeare, of this town. On the 3rd ...
... Smith, and toa of Oanrge Wyae, has resigned his commission in the 27th, and pnersded to Rome to study for the church. Charles Dickens, (Boa,) tad his company of amateurs, benefit for Mn. W. J. Hammond, the late lames led comedian, tod hit seven children ...
... Gilfillan and Charles Dickens. The latter had declined, in somewhat disparaging terms, to subscribe for a monument to which provoked the other tomahawk scalp him in this ferocious manner, —“The ‘Task’ will outlive the • Haunted Man.* Dickens hut a ‘Cricket ...
... island on his return to England. The Kemhil Mercury claims for that town the honour of having given birth the celebrated Charles Dickens. The fircomi n of London are exempt from payment of tho town dues Bristol. The Archbishop of Canterbury has, in great ...
... and the Misses Appleton; Mr. George Slater, and the Misses Slater, Dunsear; John Ilorridge, Esq.; Win. Ilorridge, Esq., Charles Ainsw orth, Esq.; R. S. Barlow. Esq and the Misses Barlow; Edward Willock, Esq.; Edward Barlow, Henry Crook, Esq.; Sami. Hollins ...
... in, and wished night train, and committed tha robbery immediately • the such afterwards, for it has been proved that he arrived in ;« i- ,0.1 rous for the future.—N • .-a- early the day after the robbery with plunder 11, r 1 d. a carpel bag. On SuimUt ...
... , or anything else in the course o' natiite. wnrtehip playses; hnt for the loro o’ the Virgin Mary, don't make Poor-htte Dickene't Household Words. How Get to Sleep.—How get to sleep is, many persons, matter of high importance. rvons persons, who are ...
... month. Several darks in well-known bank in the city have been detected perpetrating robberies the establishment to the amount of £lO,OOO, It is rumoured thot Sir Charles Wood is about to be elevated to the peerage, under the title of M Barren Wood.” much ...