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... —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 ...
... Solicitor. The prisoner had no professional assistance. The Learned Gentleman stated, that the informations were laid by Mr. Charles Hall, St. Marlio’s-lane, and he then calied _ . Thomas Jackson, a glass-cutter, of No. 8, Caroltne-plaoe, Brompton, who swore ...
... 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 ...
... 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* ...
... carried the 15th of Octofcflast pa*t, into effect; and to appoint such other Officers umay then be deemed necessary. Signed, CHARLES HALL, JOHN LIVETT, GEORGE CARPENTER, THOMAS NASH, CHARLES FITCH, NATHANIEL WHITE, JOHN FAIRMAN, CHARLES FRED. VINES, WILLIAM ...
... and otlK-r books, china and glass, bureau a.,J press Sal, four-post and lT”naniflc, a ail'A*!!! be. had on the raises. CHARLES HALL, by Direction the tor t n tlie 'Premises, the Horse and Drav Ptildtc House, in New Gravellane, RatclilVe Higway, »» next ...
... 21st ult., lat. 40 lon. ll—Howard (Schooner), 22d, lat. 41 lon. 12 —Sarah, London to Alexandria, 23d, lat. 43 lon. 11, the Charles Hall, arrived in the river. The Annette Gilbert, from Bahia, and the Kndymion, from Calcutta, 22d ult., off the Western Isl ...
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... the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Big’sr, Southampton-buildmgs, Chancery-laae, London; and Mr. Bigg, Bristol. . ~ Charles Hall, late Egham, Surrey, innkeeper, June 11, at eleven, 18, and July 16, at ten, at the Court, Lasiiighallstreet. Attorneys ...
... Davies: Sherwood v. Robinson; the King v. Pullen and another; Tobin v. Oakley; Doe dem. Crespigny v. Temple; James Hall v. Charles Hall; Doe dem. Wright v. Smith; Rhodes v. Charles; Doe nem. Scutcher v. Willings ; Fitzpatrick v. Woodward ; Phillips v. Phipps; ...
... the issuing of the co “®‘ BB, ® j ti . Mr Rolt and Mr. Follett appeared in support of thepeti tion • Mr. Malins and Mr. Charles Hall against it. be made. IS BE NESBITT. This was another petition with reference to the above case the object of it being to ...
... POhICSi BOW-STREET.—Yesterday » man, whose appearance was that of Gentleman, calling himself Charles Hall, was brought up by Dnke and Jennings, two of the patrol, charged with violently assaulting the funner, while in the execution of his duty. Duke stated ...