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... at Lyons. Mr. Lindsay Sloper, an English pianist, had given concert with success at Erard’s rooms. He plated duet with Charles Halle. The performance of Herr Seeman, a clarionet player, from Hanover, is favorably spoken of. W'e remark that at the concert ...
... John Morgan, 1 Staples, 20 Roheft 51•Ivers, 5 Goo. Dem!try, (Vicar,) 10 Kir:Ford Wright, 1 Denis Delany, 5 WM. Moran, Charles Halle, Curate, 5 Wm. Young, 3 Matt. Purcell, 5 Wm. Pei rv, 3 Thomas Nowlau, 5 John Ch itlin, 2 John Foskey, 5 Penick Kelly, 3 ...
... after giving concerts at Lyons. Mr. Skpcr, English pianist, had given concert srilh success Erard's rooms. He duet with Charles Halle. The performance Herr Meemaa, clarionet player, from Hanover, is favourably epoken of. remark that at the concert M. Germldy ...
... Lyons. Mr. Lindsay Sloper, an English pianist, had given a concert with euccess at Erard’s rooms, He played a duet with Charles Halle. The per- formance of Herr Seeman, aclarionet player, from Hanover, is favourably spoken of, We remark that at the concert ...
... i In Clare-street, the lady of Mr. Charles Hall, of@ daughter. Atthe Mall, Waterford, the lady of John Strangman, Esq., of ® daughter. On Monday morning, at Fleming’s-lane, Baggot-street, the wife of James Moore (a man in the employment doing well, Wright ...
... from THE LONDON GAZETTI SATURDAY) OCTOBER 21. War-Office, October 20, 1820. Ist Regiment of Life Guards) Comet Charles Hall, from half-pay 6th Dragoons, be Comet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice John Hall, who ex* 1 ifh Regiment of Light Dragoons, Brevet Lie ...
... TLE ARMY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ofice, Aprit 19, 1823. Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Lieut, Charles Hall, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice ord Francis Conyngham, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Dated 3d of April, 1823.—Cornet ...
... esout she would leach Is clear - Repeat but Halt of what you Hear Printed and published at No. 2. RUTLA%D LIMERICK, by CHARLES HALL, for the Prolo g ' SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, IIIIL ...
... 9 W. &.G.Rankins • 9 W.B'urke and Sous 7 6 C. Dromgoolc 13 9 Barnaby Mullen 5 9 Robert Poitndcn 13- 9 Walter Burke *3 9 Charles Hall;in 7 6 JM. & John Hunt 5 9 Matt. M'Cabe 5 '3 9 ...
... Stevar London, manufacturer of artificial granite ; Henry Bu St. Marylebone, builder ; George James Marshall and William Charles Hall, Cheapside, woollen warehousemen ; Stuart Ra London, bookbinder ; Richard James Webb, Pj tailor ; Hannah Charlton, London ...
... wes-| Wa. 1» late of coun » the fow prime dry | trading with Garmaay, of Mouata: »» but for other de- ted, but the general} Charles Hall, formerly of Jervis-street formerly of N ported, and | and late of Hammond-lane, vinte qualities remaining Jobo Heeney ...
... Gloucestershire, timber- merchant ; Henry Knight, Reading, Berkshire, common brewer ; James Pope, Tor, Devonshire, builder; Charles Hall, Hanley, Staffordshire, engraver; John Denston Penn and Edwin Penn, Northampton, shoesellers. It is not the intention of ...