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... migrating to our Amongst the distinguished musicians vocal instrumental re ently arrived are the pianists Emile Prudent Charles Halle Herr the violinist Herr Madame Boulanger Kunze vocalists At Leeds during the past week some of the leading firms engaged ...
... Goulding Ramsay, and Samuel Lancaster, Mark-lane, wine merchants. Thomas Walker, Burslem, Staffordshire, iron founder. Charles Hall, jun., Walsall, Staffordshire, brush maker. Walter Hanny, Liverpool, merchant. Francis Rooker, Chorlton-row, and Manchester ...
... Brooke YVilliam Boothby, Fellow of All Souls. Bachelors of Arts-The Hon. Randal Edward Plunkett, Christ Church; George Charles Hall, Dem y of Magdalen; Henry Tremayne Rodd, Exeter. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 1. A t a congregation ou Wednesday last the following ...
... wants sec you. from your most humble and obedient servant, John Llsev To Mr. John H. Simpson. The following loiter from Mr. Charles Hall, Barton, gives recent case of the good effects of Simpson’s Herbal Pills.— Mr. J. li. Simpson. Barton, Sept. 30, IS O. ...
... WILLIAMS J 1 0 LEWIS EDWARDS, ESQ 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 10 0 Mr. William 1 0 0 MR. CHARLES SMITH 1 0 0 MR. JAMES DAVIES 10 0 MR. CHARLES HALL 1 0 0 1 0 0 Air 1 0 0 Mr. John Hughes, (Pillgwenlly) 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 010 0 Mr. W. W. MORGAN 010 6 Mr. John Carde 010 6 ...
... THE CHOLERA. Mr. John Charles Hall, M.D,, of East Retford, in a letter in the Times, points out the route by which the Asiatic cholera is now advanciog towards us, and goes on to say— In writing this letter I have no wish to cause unnecessary alarm. I ...
... Shipping Intelligence. NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the week ending May 17. IMPORTS. CHARLES, Hall, Painbeouf, ballast.—Jeune Marie /g3V,Moyon, Nantes, flour. Eliza, Blamlv, Treport* jffiKlvTf our.—United, Woods, Jersey, potatoesLes Deux SBBabtreres ...
... Thomas Cordes, Esq I 0 0 C. King, 1 0 0 Mr. Penny 100 Mr. Wm. M.vtlhews 0 Mr. Charles Smith I 0 0 Mr. James Davies. Q 0 Mr. Charles Hall 1 0 0 Mrs. Capt. Parfitt. 1 0 Mr. George Nicholas, Parrot Inn .. 0 o Mr. John Hughes, Pill 1 0 q Mr. Harrigan ..V ...
... 14th of July last, stolen a quantity of copper metal, of the value of forty shillings, and several tools, the property of Charles Hall and another. Mr. Cooke for the prosecution : Mr. Yardley for the defence. George Bath, policeman, sworn, said : I was on ...
... sworn upon the GRAND JURY. Mr. ROBERT KDISEY JONFS, Newport, foreman. Mr. S. T. Hallen, Newport. Mr. Robert Young, Machen. Charles Hall,Newport. George Goode, Llanvihan- „ Llewellin Jenkins, gel Yestern Lewern. Charles King, Lloyd, Llanlilio P. James Keyte ...
... President, Captains Mends, of the Agir.court. Carter, of the Caledonia, Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Impregnable, Commander Charles Hall, and Wm. Eastlake, Esq.. Officiating Judge Advocate. The prisoners were desired to be present at the reading of the charge ...
... assembly we nohced- The Stewards, Mr. Blewitt atid Mr, Gisborne Mrs Gis borne and party; Mr. Hall, M.P., Mrs. Hall, and Mr Charles Hall; the Messrs. Jones, of Laimrth Court, Madam Rio and Miss Jones; Mr. Waddington, ihe Countess La touche Waddington Mr. Coates ...