... arid power, whether legal or usurped, directed againist him in his trade. Of this an instance was afforded in thfe case of Charles Hall, a freeman of inirapeachable character, who laid out much money on a public house, with the cognizance of tle Mayor, and ...

... Grena- diler Foot Guards; 5lanlev Power, 65th Foot; Williant Henry Law, Sod Foot; James Dl'Queen, 15rh Light Drago.ons; Charles Hall, lot Life Guards; Harman Jeffares, Newfounidland Vete- ran Companies; Edward Thorp, 89ht Foot; Wiliamn Sadleir, Motb Foot; ...

... Peter, Cambrldgeshire, ship. ?? Crompton and Wfillarn bSlidgley, of Farnwortli, Lancauhire, Ironfoundern-Thomas Hall Gnd Charles Hall, of Wlndsor-street, Usbrldge, ?? and Francis Boot, Jun., of Sheffield, ?? Hebden, Jane Hlebelen,and Catherlue Hebden, of ...

... ? Willingden LaneD and George Good. man, of Henley In Aiden, Warwickshire, needle manafacturers- Thomes Fishburn Hall, Charles Hall, and Henry Hail, of York, leather merchants (so far as regards T. F. Hall)-James Boursi, Jun, and William Lloyd Joiasm ...

... otficlal asmlgoee, 7, FrederIck'slplAve, Old Jcwry; nnd Alesare. J. and C, F. Robinson, solicitors, 7, Queen. atreet.place. CHARLES HALL, of Great Russellstreet, Bloomsbury, draper, Jancuary 8l1,at twelve, and Sarch 3, at eleven, at the Court of Btnik- ruptcy ...

... U.1). George Pattersont Wt. Stevenson WVm, Kelly Baltie J. Rt. Newsam Robert Ka~rr John Boyd Jamul Bloyd Henry Idurney Charles Hall James Grlmshaw, Jan. Robert MIesa Willism Steen Julia Aillier Willima Murphy JobAltn ?? Hugh WIKbbin, James AlIee Hoary ...

... William Morris (A), esq,; Thomas Baldock, esq.; 'John Middleton Waugh, esq.; Joseph West, esq.; Justus Peter Roepel, esq.; Charles Hall, esq.; John Willson, esq. ; Nicholas Robilliard, esq.; Andrew Smith (B), esn.; Robert Gregory Welch, esq.- Godfrey Lamplunis ...

... Liaainghali-atreet; and Molsers. Gray and Berry, solicitolls, 12 Grave-place, Lleson-grova. GEOROH JAMES MARSHALL and WILLIAM CHARLES HALL, of Wood street, Cheapside, woollen warebousemen, Novem-. ber 22, at twelve, and December 23, at eieven, at the Court of ...

... en important demonstratlion of public feeling.- Sun. THEo SUPP'OSED MU7RDER AT WIMBLEDON.- Yesterday at twelve o'clock, Charles Hall, the plasterer of Wimbledon, who Stands charged with the murder of Charlotte Hall, his wife, was conveyed from the lock-up ...

... men's wives and relations have this week been stopped. ApPOINTMENTS, JAN. 27.--To the Agincourt: W. B. Mendes, captain ; Charles Hall, commander; 1. H. Bel- lamy, lieutenantt; W. H. Moorer ditto; Win. Lane, ditto; R. W. Williams, ditto; James Brown, mtaster; ...

... ofBaukruptcy, Dliraingiam. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the con- trary, on the day of meeting. Charles Hall, of Uxbridge, grocer, March 10-Richard Chaplin, of lWeaffrertleld, straw plait dealer, March 13-John Phillips, of Cam- ...

... and second in command of the Plymouth ships; Capt. W. 1B. Meads, Capt. Sir H. J. Leeke, Capt. T. W. Carter, and Commander Charles Hall. William Eastlake, Esq., officiated as Judge-Advocate. The first prisoner whose case was investigated was Lieut. John James ...