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... CHiRLES DICKENS ON PRISON DISCIPLINE. MIr. Dickens in his American Notes for General a Circulation writes very strongly against solitary confine- t ment, although it does not appear that he opened his lips t against the system while lie wvas enjoying ...
... London on Tees. day. It is undeestood the petitioners do not claim the seat for Sir Edward Wathin. CHARLES DICKENS.-The etectors of the late Charles Dickens, with the sanction of the Dean and Chatter of Rochester, have just erected to his memory in Ro eaeate5 ...
... Justice } Hawkins, the trial of Charles Lyddon, medical student, charged with the murder of his half-brother, William Reeks Lvddon, at Faversham, was resumed. AMr. nMurphy, Q.C., and Mr. D'Eyncourt prosecuted; and Mr. Dickens and Mr. Prosser defended.-Dr ...
... EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES FROM THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. At the Clerkenwell Police Court, on Thursday, Charles Hewson, agod 19, a messenger, of 68, Willian. street, Caledonian Road, Islington, waS charged before Air. Cooke with stealng from a break van, at ...
... The report was carried unanimously, and a vote of thanks was passed to the directors. ROBBERIES DURING THtE LATE DSrTaRBANCES IN MA.tCHESTER.-Though the robberies in our streets have not been so numerous as might have been expected during the late d ...
... h'as appoiptea.Mr. I. Alma Tadenia a Foreigii EInieht of the Ordrq ppur le . ?? and Sciences Division). The earliest part of Dickens's married life wvas ,psqt within Furnival's Inn, ,then newly rebuilt by the, andnt'soetor' hose statute ,stands in tha iiiddle ...
... bearing his part in such a ghastly cheat as life would be on that hypothesis. RFEDIG' BYE MR. CB:ABIns DICKERNS.- Mr. Charles Dickens, son of the famousI novelist; gave a reading on Monday in--the-schieo~oonlro-of the Chorltou Road. Copgregational ..bpeX ...
... yesterday, Mr. Coarles Dickens attended with Mr. Ormerod, solicitor, and applied for a license for the Free-trade 1fall, for the performance of stage .e pisys. The magistrates immediately granted the application, and Mr. Dickens, with his securities, executed ...
... Carby, 27, factory operative, indicted for 8 robbery from the person ats Oldham; was acqumitted. 4 On Tuesday ?? following sentences were passedi n Ten years' penal servitude: Mortin Walsh ?? lbourer, robbery from the person at Rochedale; Dnua Charder (37) ...
... Owen in recognition of his ser- vices to India in connection with the Paris Exhibition. GAROTTE ROBBERY.-At a late hour on Sun- day night a daring garotte robbery was committed on the foreehore marine promenade at Scarborough. A man named Bartlett was passing ...
... Service Advertisor. RoBBERY IN OLnDAM-STsREET. -At the City Police Court, on Monday, a man narmed John JlurrayJ just arrested after the expiration of a sentence at Preston, was charged with being concerned In the extensive robbery, In October of last ...
... literature and art. The idea, which al originated with Mr. Charles Dickens, began to assume a s shape nuder the roof of Sir E. Lytton Bulwer in the aauturnan of last year, whens DIr. Dickens and his com- te pany of amateur lilayers wese visiting it Knehworth ...