... church rang throughout Wednesday, and the Union Jack floated from the tower, in honour of the birth the Prince. As a son of Charles Hall Monro, Esq., of Ingsdon House, near Ashburton, was riding a pony ou Saturday last, he was thrown off, and had his arm broken ...

... upon to address you upon this unfortunate occasion. We are, dear sir, yours very sincerely, J. Macdoug»U, late Major in Charles Hall, the Army. Dr. Withers, John S. Clapp, William Row, N. A. Bartlett, Robert Boden, J. Reese, Toogood Coward. Shaldon, near ...

... consent - andlhar °? TOBKR DISSOLVED by mutual atld . ° the Said Partnership, jointly sua severally, are to be received Charles Hall, of No. 21, union street, Torquay, aforesaid, who is duly authorized to receive •1 *u recci for same and that all persons ...

... PhillpoH, te dealer, Finshury-place, London, Ann, widow Ihe late Mr. \V. Williams, of Kotherhilhe. Slst nit., Falmouth, Mr. Charles Hall, printer, Miss Mary Ann Turner. At Westleigh, Thursday last, Mr. R. Boatfiel to Mis. Southerton, palish. Tiverton, Thursday ...

... aged 78. TUESDAY.—Before Drs. Barham and Miller; J. Harris and E. Woolmer, Esq. NOTORIOUS AND BEASTLY DRUNKARD. Capt. Charles Hall, of St. Thomas, who has been several times before the Bench for drunkenness, was charged with being drunk and noisy yesterday ...

... shoulder blade and four ribs were broken ; but we are glad to say he is doing well. At the Guildhall, this morning, Captain Charles Hall, for- I merly of the navy, was fined 5s for being drank in Broadgate, at eleven in the forenoon of yesterday. At the Castle ...