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... 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 ...
... from which nothing ought to move me, and which every hour’s reflection T am, Sir, your faithful servant, | strengthens, CHARLES DICKENS. Devonshire-terrace, Saturday, Nov. 17. ...
... ROBBERY OF JEWELS. A robbery of jewels, the extent of five thousand pounds, was effected the mansion of Count Lainara. Staines, on Tuesday morning. The burglars have not been discovered. EXHUMATION OF A BODY, The of Waterford held inqafit this week upon ...
... ROBBERIES IN CHELSEA HOSPITAL GROUNDS. Of all the varieties forms of dishonesty are to be found in civilissd communities, robbery of little children is perhaps the wet cuntemplibl . • The professor of the kierhis lay, crsfty, sal oevrerilv to the last ...
... POST OFFICE ROBBERIES. Yesterday, before the Recorder, at the Central Criminal Court, James Henry Spinks, 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 ...
... Mr Charles Dickens, it is said, wu offered £2,000 1 by an American publisher for the right of publication of Edwin Drood. file Earl of Eglinton has purchased the Irish steeplechaser, Scalthene, for the sum of £9OO. This horse was second in the great ...
... FCNERAL OF MR. CHAS. DICKENS. The wish of the people of England has prevaUed, and Charles Dickens rests in the Abbey Church of St. Peter at Westminster. Our readers will learn with surprise and satisfaction that the funeral of the great novelist was ...
... Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti. and Sir E. Burne-Jones lived, and one to No. 13, Johnson-etreet, Sonwire Town, where Charles Dickens lived in his boyhood. For employing women overtime in contravention of the Factory and Workshop'. Acts, Messrs. Plowman ...
... ROBBERIES AT THE FAVERSHAM RAILWAY STATION, Henry Charles Eve, 24, railway porter, was indicted on two charges as follows Stealing brush, a workbox, and other articles, value A'fi, the property of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, his masters ...
... THE CORK DAILY REPORTER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, IWT. DINNER TO MR. CHARLES DICKENS. SCENES IN ROME. (From the Special Corrnpondent of the Daily Telegraphy) ' Kom*, Oct. 2S. I h»T6 just Been im awful sight. The caserne, barracks lately occupied the Zouares ...
... as her property.—The prisoners were remanded for a week• The Home Secretary has released from Dartmoor Convict Prison Charles Dickens, who at the Hants Assizes in November, 1886, for attempted murder at Weymouth, was sentenoed to penal servitude for life ...
... t-law of the Middle Temple, delivered the first of two lectures on Charles Dickens, in the Queen Street Hall, under the aiupices of the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution. Robbery Leith Street.—Mr John Stevens, foreman at the shop in Leith Street from ...