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... hnbU forth, upon own lithe, and Hi. Honour uinmntely «.« iiidument for the defaudant. Mrs. Ann Cornelius, t the lata Charles Dickens, and the first petsoonammi his win, died yesterday morning the he mn-k-Usfrt Peckhaii. She w« agm ...
... POST OFFICE ROBBERIES. Yesterday, before the Recorder, at the Central Criminal Court, James Henry Spinke, 20, postman, pleaded guilty to stealing a letter and the sum of 55., the property of the Postmaster-General.—Mr. Richards appeared on behalf of the ...
... speakers said something about person, and as he did nut want to mention the names he said he wuuld call him Thomas Dickens. then called out, ** Dickens, he*s guna to America.** That called the chairman's attention to him again. He should not like to say Mossmau ...
... CHARLES DICKENS, Chairman, ARTHUR SMITH, Hon, Secretary. TIE BEDFORD TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1857, THE MURDER IN THE QUEEN'S PRISON. There appesrs to be no doubt that the Ttalian, Antonio de Salvi, ufu‘mt whom the coroner’s jury have returned a ...
... LONDON FUR ROBBERIES. SMART SENTENCES. Before the Common Serjeant (Sit Henry F. Dickens, K.C.), at the Central Criminal Court, sentence of four years’ penal servitude was passed on John Henry Coleman, 47, cabinet-maker, who was found guilty of breaking ...
... reduction took place in gjices of every description of provision in the metropolis, will* the exception of bread. Mr. Charles Dickens and General Thompson, it is stated, will be solicited to contesfßradl'ord the next election. On the 4th of December there ...
... organised by Ihe Vicar aomc lime ?ince for the working >ple in the Christ Church District, Mr. A. O. Charles gave reading on Tuesday evening from Dickens’s Chrithnat Carol, assisted by hi* son. who exhibited a specially scries of coloured pictures bearing ...
... NEWTON LON GVILLE. THE TAME PHEASANT ROBBERY the Luton petty sessions, last week, William Mooring, Charles Shane, and Robert Goddard, tin three men remanded from the previous Monday, wen again put in the dock on the charge of stealing seventy-one tame ...
... celebrated Author.—-At Police Court Tuesday, C. Heane was charged with attempted robbery. Mr. Mark Lemon author), sad : Lam evening walking with my friend, Mr. Charles Dickens, along the Edgware-road, [ felt a haod my coat-pocket, and in turning round saw ...
... PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause THEODORE DICKENS (»ince deceased) and JANE DICKENS (by order to re?i»e) against CLEMENT WILLIAM UNTHANK (since dismissed) and others, the Creditors of the Re». JAMES BENTH AM, late ...
... meat of mysterious crimes. The extraordinary price paid for, and the still more remarkable robbery of. the famous Gainaborough picture, also show that while art is highly appreciated is the present age, the protection which our pollee system affords to ...
... Thirdly we inclined to the whole the work to comfort was hopeless unprofitable first not did think in to very seriously as Charles Dickens a generation ago against send blankets and moral pocket-handkerchiefs the Hottentots If really than unbeliever lie hoped ...