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... THE EXPRESS FRIDAY 1886 THE GOVERNMENT STORES ROBBERY The trial of John Fitxgtrald Levi Rite George Frederick Kennett William Kennett John Sheaf William Crofts and George Lane charge f in Government Stores Dover Monday morning Mr Sunken Mr H B Mr for ...
... Mr. Hall Richardson's series of articles which are now appearing in CastelVs Saturday Journal. The Haunted Man, by Charles Dickens, published the of January, forms the first volume the new issue of Cassell's National Library. This issue will consist ...
... WORK Literary sleuth Lorraine on Dickens trail in Dover Renewing your home insurance in May or June ? By TERRY SUTTON BROADSTAIRS and Rochester are two places in Kent which make much of their connection with Charles Dickens But housewife turned literary ...
... street is left almost intact. Dellow - street, under its origir.al name of Bluegate-fields, was well known to the late Charles Dickens, memories of whom still linger amongst some of the police-officers of the district. On the western side of this once ...
... sovereign, one George 111. ss. piece, one George IV. half-crown piece, one Charles 11. halfcrown piece, one Kruger half-crown piece,, and one Jubilee shilling piece. Mr. H. C. Dickens, who prosecuted, stated that drink was the cause the trouble in this case ...
... newspaper proprietor; Mr. William Henry Thornton, Gillingham, provision merchant; Mr. William Clark, Eastry, miller; and Mr. Charles Ingleton, Minster, Sheerness, farmer; and Mr. Walter John Penney, Sheerness, gentleman, were sworn in as Justices of the Peace ...
... worthless were declined, and on receiving notice to this effect Southey wrote a series of insolent personal letters to Mr. Charles Dickens, informing him, among other things, that as these articles were suppressed through jealousv, he (Southey), would a public ...
... the residence of the late Charles Dickens, was on Friday sold by auction the rooms of Messrs. Norton and Trist. The house, together with a lot consisting of eiiiht acres of land, was knocked down for £7,500 to Mr. Charles Dickens the younger. M. de Kontski ...
... taker it. Robbery M k - Chari.es Dickens's. —On Friday person named George who was described as a market-gardener at Higham, wis charged before the magistrates Roehostor, with having stolen sonic hay from the premises of Mr. ('harles Dickens, Gads- i hill ...
... room He chains on and two in pocket When charged with robbery at Dover he said “ it mistake” The prisoner said that all said “ very well” The Recorder in passing sentence said this a sroel robbery on Mrs Dennis who widow to leave her unprotected on Sunday ...
... THEIR RRST ASSIGNMENT (1985) 1210 RLM: RETURN OF THE SEVEN (196ft) 200 FILM: ROBBERY UNDER ARMS (1985) 400 AMERICA’S TOP 10 430 THE PICKWICK PAPERS The classic Charles Dicken’s story told in a feature-length cartoon A voyage of exploration is undertaken ...
... your Man pursues his rigrinations he often thinks he meets, in the highways and by- ways of life, many counterparts of Charles Dickens’ characters, sometimes it is a Mr. Micawber, Captain Cuttle, Mr. Pecksniff, and others, whom he thinks exactly answer ...