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... Cabinet Pianoforte. —By JOHN NORMAN, at bis Warerooms, No. 31, Edgware-road, THIS DAY, March Sits, Twelve, part removed from Charles Hall'*, Bankrupt, No, 9, Great RusseU-strect, Bloomsbury, and sold by order of the Assignees. AMONG the Furniture there are ...
... committed for trial. Klixabetk was charged with robbing hsr employers, Msssrs. Orchard, sail-cloth-manufacturers, Smithfield. Charles Hall, City noliceman, stated that be saw the prisoner down the Greyhound Inn-yard, in Smithfisld, abont one o’clock, Saturday ...
... COURT, Basing hall-.street, July 13. (Before Mr. Secondary James.) FAT PIG A LEAN MO.—HALL V. GOMME. The plaintiff, Mr. Charles Hall, grocer, at Uxbridge, and the defendant also grocer and the keeper of a beershop, at place called West Hyde, Hertfordshire ...
... Wm. Morris t Ai. Esq.; Thomas Baldock. Esq.: John Middleton augh. Esq.; Joseph West. Esq.; Justus Peter Roe pel, Esq.; Charles Hall. Esq.; John Willson. Esq.; Nicholas KobllUard, Esq.: Andrew Smith ißi, Esq.: Robert Gregory Welch. Esq.; Godfrey Lamplugh ...
... —Charles William Rowley Rickard. Arthur Lindsey Spencer. Original Opposed.—John William Astley, William George BtercDt. John Charles Hall. George Stephans, Henry William Gilbert. William Augustus James, George Edward Noone, William Ray, Galloway. COURTS. ROLLS ...
... raised the exertions of the committee. Frightful Collision off Greenhithe. —Yester- afternoon, the brig Wilna, of Shields, Charles Hall master, was towed up the River a complete wreck, having been in collision with the Friendship, of Hartlepool, in the evening ...
... white piratical slavedealers, the scourge and curse of Africa, and tbe utter disgrace of anything the shape of human being. Charles Hall, Commander, Late in command of H. M. brig Rolia, employed the west coast of Africa.” SUFFERINuS OF THE POOR. TO THE EDITOR ...
... past six o’clock. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT, Jan. 23. (Beiore he Chiel ..oDituissioner ) the Matter oi Charles Neall alias Charles Hall. 'his case Was before he Court originally iu November Kst. The insolvent was opposed by Mr. C. Jones, the part vlessr* ...
... serious would follow, they quarrelled so frequently. The deceased won, up to the ticno of her death, good health. heard Charles Hall, the deceased’s husband, leave the house about a quarter five o’clock on Wednesday morning. He was in the habit of going ...
... who had absconded, wherever he mijiht be f-jund. On Monday afternoon, about three o’clock, man answermg the boriplion of Charles Hall went into the olbtll Arms. New-roiJ, Shore ham, about three miles from Sevenoaks Kent. down and had some beer. It was generally ...
... prisoner Fuller, who was present custody of the gaoler the county Huutio.gdou, was accordingly discharged. THE QUERN T. CHARLES HALL. Charles Hall, charged with the murder of his wife, tho late Charlotte Hall, Wimbledon, to-day brought to this Court, from Maidstone ...
... Commander 1839; John Adamson (Britannia), Lieutenant in 1811 ; Henry West, severely wounded (Africa;, Commander in 1831; Charles Hall (Orion), Commander iu 1841; Stephen Hilton (Minotaur), retired Commander in 1839; Wm. Buchanan (Defence), Commander in ...