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... concerned in the robbery. They were remanded to next Wed- nesday. The boy Brew will, however, be taken into the Industrial Home, and McKoy is to be seat to a situation in Manchester. We understand that there have been a great many gimila-r robberies at Port Skiilion ...
... punished by death. During tbe reign of Henry the Sth, that dab of grease on the page of history, as that King is called by Charles Dickens, seventy- two thousand persons were hanged for theft, 40 per week duringthe King's reign 1 And yet, writes Sir Thomas ...
... For some time previous to his death he lodged with defendant, Charles Thomas, a railway porter at Leominster, who wai a stranger in blood to him. After bis death, th* defendants, Charles Thomas and Edward G-unnel, produced a document which purported ...
... with Original Full-paged iLLUSTitA- tions. by Phil May:? A Day with Charles Dickens at Gads Hill. ?? Augustus Sala. the veteran ' Journalist and personal intimate friend of Charles D.ckens; Miss Wainwrighi. a Humorous Story', j by James Payn: An ...
... one a married woman. Elizibeth Blowe was fined Is and fees for being drunk and incapable in Cbapel-row the previous day. Charles Cowell was charged with being drunk au i disorderly. Con- stable Fayle stated tha. at about seven o'clock on Monday night ...
... marriage contract for, Mount Melville, Kirn, Greenock Gaff, Charles, Mary villa, Haddington Galbraiih, David, 46 Whitevaie street, Glasgow Galbrailh, John, merchant. North Park, Cainbcltown Gall, Charles Smith, City of Glasgoiv Bank, Glasgow Galletly, David ...
... Original Full-paged Illustra- tions, by Phil May :— i-A Day with Charles Dickens at Gads Hill, ?? Augustus Sala, the veteran Journalist and personal intimate friend of Charles Dickens ; Miss Wainwright, a Humorous Story, by James Payn : An Equal ...
... society within the pale of his almost magic influence, just as Charles Dickens— The Prose Shakspere of the age— has made a nation of dissimilar elements into one grand accumulation of admirers. Dickens and Byron have a place in every British household where ...
... Original Full-paged I lustra- tions, by I .hi. May:— A Day with Charles Dickens I at Gads Hill. ?? Augustus Sala. the veteran Journalist and personal intimate friend of Charles Dickens; -Mis- Wainwrigbt, a Humorous Slorv. by Jame- Payn: An Equal Task ...
... p. Mineral Water Minnfactorv— Shore. Ramsey. THE GREAT BANK ROBBERY. JUST PUBLISHED, A COMPLETE ACCOUNT Of. the Proceedings in the Extraordinary In vesti- Stion arising out of the Robbery at the Bank of ona of £8,873, in April, 1878. The Book extends ...
... with Original Full-paged Illustra- tions byPHiLMAY:—A Day with Charles Dickens at Gads Hill, by George Augustus Sala. the veteran Journalist and personal intimate friend of Charles Dickens ; Miss Wainwright a Humorous Story, by James Payn ; Ao Equil ...
... Orieinal Fall-paged Illustra- tions, by Phil May:— A Day with Charles Dickens at Gads Hill.byGeorgc Augustus Sala, the veteran Journalist and personal intimate friend of Charles Dickens; Miss Wainwright. a Humorous Story, by James Pavn : An Equal ...