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... may had llie premises 's ; and Me-. r-. Uiirtun and Venaor. No. 62, Cordi !!. Hrewi-rs, (Vine Mercnari f, am) I’uii ic By CHARLES HALL l*v «t l*w>, !■»■!•,• I‘i-cuii»es, THURSDAY, June ...
... Brewers, Distillers, tViuc Merchants, and Publicans, By CHARLES HALL, Direction the Proprietor, the Premises, THURSDAY, dime 5, at Twelve o’clock, unless acceptable oiler should made previous, THK Viihniblt* LEASE and (F)ODWIET. that old established ...
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... Baro» Graham, tlw Recorder, and the City Officers. Catherine Peelan was capitally indicted for stealing in the house of Charles Hall divers articles of wearing apparel, his property. It appeared in evidence, that the prisoner was employed as a washerwoman ...
... and otlK-r books, china and glass, bureau a.,J press Sal, four-post and lT”naniflc, a ail'A*!!! be. had on the raises. CHARLES HALL, by Direction the tor t n tlie 'Premises, the Horse and Drav Ptildtc House, in New Gravellane, RatclilVe Higway, »» next ...
... and a variety other usclul renuisites’. May be viewed Thursday and the sale, when Catalogues may had the Premises ; and Charles Hall, No. 6d, ChNwell-street, Fiiishmy-squarc. Genteel Household I’urmlure, 4cc. By Mr. GRAY, at his Auction Rooms, BOiul’s ...
... Mr. Earnshaw, Solicitor, Redcrosg-street, Crippiegate; Mr. Atlighom, Solicitor, St. John*s-sq(iar ...
... business, and the Shop well adapted for trad**. For particulars apply to the Auctioneer, rd-street, Manchestcr-sgaare. . . J CHARLES HALL, the Commercial Hat!, Skimerstreet, near Fleet Market, on WEDNESDAY neat, at Eleven o’clock, THE gelatine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ...
... ta'ge coppers, quantity useful kitchen requisites, and Leer measures, &c. Maybe viewed, and Catalogues maybe had; and of Charles Hall, Appraiser and Auctioneer. 60, ChisweH-vtreet, Finsbury-aquare. Upholders, Warehouses, Brokers, Chair Stutters Mattrass ...
... reduced—rent low, and every accommodation find facility given to a respectable tenant. For further particulars apply to Mr. Charles Hall, Romford, Essex; or at No. 87, Wood-street, Cheapside. be SOLD a MANGLE and Goodwill, now m M- full trade. Apply at No ...
... POhICSi BOW-STREET.—Yesterday » man, whose appearance was that of Gentleman, calling himself Charles Hall, was brought up by Dnke and Jennings, two of the patrol, charged with violently assaulting the funner, while in the execution of his duty. Duke stated ...
... Solicitor. The prisoner had no professional assistance. The Learned Gentleman stated, that the informations were laid by Mr. Charles Hall, St. Marlio’s-lane, and he then calied _ . Thomas Jackson, a glass-cutter, of No. 8, Caroltne-plaoe, Brompton, who swore ...