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... the Royal Family and to whole country, Vv ing of ber Royal Highness the Ist February, with his al | i Wilhelmina Ames, rick Charles of the Netherlands, (born h Fe y, 1797,) which draws still closer the bonds of affinity between the two Courts. Hanovea, Dec ...
... he lives at H near Bath. He stated that he bought the hooks with his 'at. Bath ; went to the Blue Boar toilet some drink. Charles Carpenter deposed, that he knew prisoners at the bar. After recapitulating the same evidence as was given by previous witnesses—he ...
... POLICrLE. BOW-STREET.-RoGuO OU1I1TITIED.-On the Gth March last, the premises of Mr. Dickens, at Twvickeahain, were en tcred by a gavu, of marauders ivbo infested that neighbour- hood, and upwi.ards of live hundred Weight of lead, including cisterns, pumlps ...
... with judgprecision. VCONOAIY. IN DRESS.---At the Emporium of a I Fashion, 171, .Fleet-street, opposite Serjeaneii-inn. —J. CHARLES, Draper and Tailor, late of 181, respectfully informs Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c. they can have a fashionably-cut nod %veil-made ...
... Norwich, in the 65th year of her age, Mrs. Dickens, the wife of 11. M. Dickens, Esq. of this city, and the widow of the late Wm. Crowe, Esq. of Lakenhaln; who on his death-bed enjoined her to marry Capt. Dickens immediately after his (Mr. Crowe's) decease ...
... this occasion, were discovered the impressions of large (out, corresponding exactly with those which had been seen after the robbery on the 11th May. The primmer was a retitarkebly tall man, and his shoe, which were inches in leerit, tallied precisely with ...
... will shortly lake his departure from this port, in the Boadicem, to assume ihe command in the Bast Indies, vice Commodore Charles Grant, C.B. deceased. Captain Sir Jan, G. Sikcxair, Bart, is appointed to ihe Doris, 42, at Deptford. The Phaeton frigate ...
... as follows :-Whitby 66, Conway 61, Garrat 48, Combs 57, Ingall 59, Marshall 51, Elmes 58, Marsden 52, Dickens 46, Crook 44. Messrs. *Marsden and Dickens were new candidates. The ward returns nine members. At Wells Great Market, on Saturday, there was a ...
... Conway; 61 ; • Garrett, 48; Combs - ' .57 ; Ingall, .59; Marshall; 51; Eimes, 58.; - Marsden, 52 ; Dickens, 46; Crook, - 44. Messrs. Marsden- and -Dickens were; hew. candidates. The ward returns nine a - wheys. • • Tits PntzE-MoNEy. —This long-depending ...
... the ho** ' Mrs. Pears, the mother of the Defendant. M Cross- examined by Mr. Sc*nLETT-Miss Cole ass ?? to her house by Mr. Charles Dickons, who lives at Mm « •shout iwn miles from Coleshill. He visited her occ *** Does not know lhat he was in the habit ...
... of Mrs. Peers, the mother of the defendant. Crovi-exatnixed by Mr. SCARLETT—MiSS COW was brought to her house by Mr. Charles Dickens, who lives at Minworth, about two miles from , Coleshill. He visited her occasionally. Does not ' know that he was in ...
... plaintiff witness’s much On she ough by Dickens He is a young man and at Coleshill is single man He sometimes visited the plaintiff at witness’s house Letters had them Knew that letters been given up to Mr Dickens by tne plaintiff Recollected having once ...