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... THE WRECK OF THE CHARLES DICKENS. BOULOGNE, Nov. 18, 9.20 P.M. The Maritime Prefect of Cherbourg telegraphs this evening to the Naval Commissary of this city that, at the request of the engineers, he sends a corps of artificers with torpedoes to blow ...
... MR. CHARLES DICKENS AT THE EXECUTION Mr. Dickens has addressed the following letter to a contemporary : — I waa a witness of the execution at Horsemonger-lane this morning. I went there with the intention of observing ths crowd gathered to behold it ...
... THE BANK ROBBERY AT DOUGLAS. (Bt Telegraph.) (tboh oub own correspondent.) DOUGLAS, Wednesdat. Tho inquiry into tho charge against Andrew Gray, Thomas Roberts, and Adam Nix of being concerned in stealing 8873-?. in gold was resumed to day. The case was ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the THE PLATINUM ROBBERY. Charles Harris, 44. clerk. Thomas Dickens, 51, carpenter, and John Smith, 57, migine•driver, were convicted of a conspiracy to steal large quantities of platinum, belonging to Messrs. Ash and Co ...
... certain witnesses to commit perjury. Hr. Dickens, K.C., Mr. George Elliott, and Mr. Fitch prosecuted; Mr. Marshall Hall, K.C., and Mr. Hutton defended Battiebury; and Mr. Huntley Jenkins appeared for Lamplough. Hr. Dickens, K.C., in opening the case some length ...
... lot of blackguards Mr. Dickens. — Why do you call them blackguards ? Witness. — By their manner. He judged by their conduct. There was nothing more than pushing and shoving then, until the robbery was committed. Mr. William Charles Smallman, of Finchley ...
... Temptation. By William Le Queux. F. V. Wliite and Co. Sketches by Boz. In Two Vols. ** Temple Edition of the Works of Charles Dickens. J. M. Dent and Co. Parliamentary Papers. Returns of Local Taxation in Ireland, 1897. Irish Land Commission. — Return ...
... trial. MARYLEBONE.— Charge against a Notorious Pick- ?? Mr. Charles Dickens (Boz) and Mr. Mark Lemon attended at this court, the latter for the purpose of preferring a charge of attempted robbery against Cornelias Ilearne, aged 19, and the former as a witness ...
... dis* continued by oi der of Sir Charles Warren. An application was made to him, aud it was stated that there was no protec on to the premises, or to tbose bouses tbe backs of which abut on tbo grounds, and that many robberies had been attempted. It was asked ...
... is not by mesas entirety doe to the adapter. The leading parts are acted geanine artiste. The of Mr. Charles Cartwright and the Micawber of Mr. Charles Collette would grace the boards of any London theatre. Mr. Cartwright's playing is replete with human ...
... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Btfore Mr. Payme.) HEARTLESS ROBBERIES OF MTTT.E CHILDREN. c-s«n. ..no ftv. . i*r. ivi i.o i.ii ft. v. ■ • • Mary Sullivan, described as tailoress, was indicted for series of robberies from children ol tender years. The laid m the ...
... passengers on board was Mr. Charles Dickens, alias Boz. The Duke of Beaufort is detained in town by a slight attack of gout. The alliance between the Lady Gcorgiana Russell, daughter of the Dowager Duchess of Bedford, and Mr. Charles Romilly, takes place ...