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... MR. CHARLES DICKENS ON PUBLIC EXECUTIONS. My positions in reference to tho demoralizing nature of public executions are—First, that they chiefly attract as spectators the lowest, the most depraved, the most abandoned of mankind, in whom they inspire wholesome ...
... DICKENS'S HOUSE. Gad's Hill Place, the house which constituted one of the proudest poseessions of Charles Dickens, is for sale. Before Dickens lived at Gad's Hill, and pointed to it with pride as the scene of the tamou4 robbery in which ...
... ROBBERY OF THE AUSTRIAN MAIL. A telegram from Trieste reports the Imperii mad coach to have been surprised by roW™ tear Isbria, and 13,000 florins to have been abstracted. THE PORTSMOUTH MEMORIAL TO tup LATE CHARLES DICKENS. The movement commenced some ...
... ROBBERY OF DIAMONDS.—At Birmingham Quarter Sessi on Wednesday, two young wellen na med Joseph Spencer and Charles Cramp were indicted for stealing dianicede to the valued several thousands of pounds, property a/ Maurice Gratz a diamond merchant in Btrniingham ...
... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF WATCHES, &c. Last week two robberies were perpetrated, one at Sheffield and the other at Leighton Buzzard. Bedford- shire, which were very remarkable; the first for the singular way in which a greater part of the stolen pro. perty ...
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... required was taken up. This shows that considerable confidence is reposed in Prince Charles by the Prussian Government. It is proposed to give a banquet to Mr Charles Dickens on his next visit to Liverpool. Mr Rassam, Lieutenant Prideaux, and others, have ...
... Shakespere. Gox's Diary W. M.Thackeray. Part IL Enoch Arden A, Tennyson. Essay of Elia Charles Lamb. The Battle Schiller. (Translated by Sir Ed. B. Lytton.) Sketch by Boz C. Dickens. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1864. Part I. The Execution of Montrose Professor Aytoun ...
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... Mr. Dickens, Mr. Thaekeray, and other friends, had 1 competition with the frightful amount of catastrophe and a battery of six guns :—concealed, it is said—un.‘solvtid to give a series of entertainments for (it was i which the neglect of a provision against ...
... course that was it The one it eagleness? that was marked feature of Dickens’s face was more or less absent this coloured at least into something very A smile broke over the fape Dickens’s daughter— for it Mrs to whom Mr Frith was showing it she turned her ...
... board the brig Albion, of Whitby, guilty; ' George Dickens, George Tyson, and Thomas Ragg, charged with burglary at Sheffield, acquitted ; P. Clark, J. Sowly, and B. Wrigley, charged with highway robbery, guilty ; B. Winterbottom, charged with stealing ...