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... Toulmin, London James Pope, Torr, Devon. builder, June 21, July 19, at the Half Moon inn, Exeter. Sohicitor. Carter, Exeter Charles Hall, Hanley, Staffordshire, engraver, June 19, July 19, at the Albionhotel,Stokellpol.Trent. Solicitor,Browno Manley Joln D ...
... parish of Saint Philip and Jacob, in the city of Bristol, in tite several occupations of Robert Kingston, John 1-Hill, Charles Hall, Joseph Dakin, and Sarah Knight. Lot 2-Also, all those Ten several MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Outhouses and ...
... the parish at' Saint Philip and Jacob, in the city Of Bristol, in the several occupations of Robert Kingston, John Hill, Charles Hall, Joseph Dakin, and Sarah Knight. ! Lot 2.-Also, all those Ten several ESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Outhouses and ...
... Herse-hill, Surrey, to Sophia, eldest daughter of Mr. Barnard, of High Beeches, Nailsworth June 2D, at St. Thomas church, Mr. Charles Hall, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. Robert Roe, of this city June 29, at Westbury church, Henry Schallen, Esq. of the Rifle brigade ...
... 68, Mr. 'Thos. Weston, shoemaker, of this city Atigsst 28, at Disudry, after a loug illness, sincerely regretted, aMr. Charles Hall, many yearsarespeetablefarmerof ttat place Atigust 28, aged 14 months, Alfred Atorris, son of Mr. J. Ilar. ris, Redoliff-parade ...
... dislocated his ?? the 20th, James Wickham, who received a precisely similar injury in a precisely similar ?? the 23rd, Charles Hall, who, while standing on the Bristol and Gloucester railway, near Wotton-under- Edge, was knocked down by a train of trams ...
... pays his and her owis costs). HALL V. COLLINS. ?,Ir. Hartley appeared as proctor for the plaintiff, Elizabeth, I wife of Charles Hall. The defendant, Stephen Colliis, ap- peared in person, The suit was for calling the plaintiff a name, not to be mentioned ...
... get transported, for there are 50 bags short ol the cargo' At the request of complainants the magistrates remanded him. Charles Hall was charged on suspicion of stealing a coat, waistcoat, and trousers. It appeared that he was stopped on the Bath-road ...
... assaulted him by striking him iS the face. In their defence they said lie was the aggressor. Fined 5s. each, and costs. Charles Hall, Joseph Gene, and John Doherty were tcharged with having a quantity of laurel, &c., in their poe- session, supposed to ...
... for steal- ing a lien and chickens, at Elnestone Hardwick t W. Wells and John Soloman, for stealing hay, at Cheltenham; Charles . Hall and George Smith, for stealing horseclotlis, at Cheltenleam; W. M 'Phiel, for stealing at C heeltencham; John Brook and ...
... Wheat, Barley, superior Meadow Hay, Wagon, IfaY-eart, and other useful effects of Mrs. Ann Hull (Widowv of the late Mr. Charles Hall), who is quitting the _ farm: consisting of 12 excellent dairy cows, well seasoned ini calf; 4 handsome yearling heiters ...
... H.. }i H atts Thea w. illy Wm. Derrick J. D. Williams W. Howell Frederick Barrow Henry Hicks Thomas Small Joseph Champ Charles Hall William C. Barrett J. Holmes S. T. H. Palmer IRichd. D. Oliver William James Henry Oldiand William Chandler. - In pursance ...