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... FABIAN STREET, Poole, coal merchant. Sols.. Mr. Skilbeek, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Aldridge, Poole. CHARLES HALL, Orchard-street, I'ortman-square, builder. Sols., Messrs. Linklater, Stte-lcfte, Bneklersbury. WILLIAM GAMBLES*'., Southampton ...
... tbe mayor's residence. As the procession moves up the middle avenue of the central hall, the orchestra, conducted by Mr. Charles Halle, will perform the National Anthem (instrumentally). His Royal Highness having taken his place on the dais, the orchestra ...
... attendance of Leoniel Brough, Esq., Inspector of Coal Mines. Midsomer Norton, on the body of Mr. Blacker, farmer, baliff to Charles Hall, Esq., aged years. Deceased had complained of geut his limbs* bnt followed his occupat ion until the day of Ids death that ...
... (laughter). His Honor: Then you bought this horse lor the ? (laughter.) Plaintiff: No, sir, but I sometimes buy them for dogs.—Charles Hall, painter, said he was going down Street on the day in question, when he h,et We t, who was going the same diiection, and ...
... Huntingdonshire; J.W.Harrison, Scarborough; Wm. Lapham, Bristol; E. Harding, Guildford, Surrey ; Wm. M. Prince, Torquay ; Charles Hall, Liverpool; James Warren, Shapwick; Joseph Hickman, Butleigh; John Hoare, Wells; George Tompkins, Wells ; Richard Dix, ...
... for an assault upon Wm. Thompson.âJohn Chapman was fined 8s for riding without reins in the parish of ngton Gurtiey. Charles Hall, of Hinton Blcwitt, was fined 10s Cd. for having unjust scabs his warrant of distress was issued against Edward Sheppard ...
... was sent to prison for one month- âRichard S»ock of Chiloempton, for removing stock without a license, was fined Bs.âCharles Hall, for an assault on JaniesCarter. was fined 7s fidâGeorge Mortimer was sent to Shepton Mallet gaol for seven days for ...
... has adopted the name of Katherine Poyntz, bat whe is a sister of the notorious Victor Townley. It is rumoured here that Charles Hallé, the pianist, is going to marry Mdme. Normann Neruda, the viclinista, Several months ago I stated that an application would ...
... parish of 8t. Cuthbert, in Wells, comtedming together by edmessarement thirty seven perobes amd now in the oooupatton of Mr Charles Hall es Lor 2 All that rieh chose of Freebold Meadow Land called or known by the name of “ BURGE HAMS ” situate tn the rear ...
... Defendant said he was unable to pay the money.—An order for payment was made. DAMAGING WINDOWS.—SiIas Walters, was summoned by Charles Hall for breaking his windows on Saturday night the 21th of May. Mr. McCarthy appeared for defendant. Complainant said that ...
... Mary Francis, of Coxley, a-as brought, up in custody or A. S. Wilson., charged with stealing some turf, the property .c( Charles Hall, landiord of the Coxley I'mnd low. it appeared that about half past ten o'clock on Saturday night, proeccntoi•' went to ...
... and he, for one, althot.gh he had never beet, able to attend one of his concerts, felt under a debt of gratitude to Mr. Charles Halle for the excellent musical treat which season after season he provided for the public of Manchester. Referring to the delicate ...