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... at l.cnllritlgc, Sonierfet. [4701 FREEHOLD ESTATE, Between CRICKI.ADK and SWINDON, WiLTimac. TO BK SOLD UY AUCTION, Uy CHARLES HALL, On Tburf.lay the jjtli inltant, at the Rainbow Coffee- houle, Cuiiiliill, London, at Twelve o'clock, Uy Dirc_liun of tbe ...
... Col. Brice, of the Coldftream reg. guards. DIED. Hon. Mifs Lsmbe, dau. of Lord Melbourne. ANKSUVTS »*OM TUMOAT OATXTTK. Charles Hall, of Ellerton.Yorklhire, hnrfe-jobbcr. Ann Tosvnley.ofSheppefton, Middlefex, fchoolmiltrefa. Wm. Morris, of Coventry, mercer ...
... MARRIED. Mr. ee to Mifs Heiter Robert Willough ‘uesday’s Posts. Croxall, daughter — Charle Hall, te Milfs Charlotte C NDAY DEC. 24. — gent. of Brandwoud-houfe s received velterday con- hough, lite of 60th reg. | At Market-Drayton, M an accounts of the ...
... duly attended to. CfOTHIFHâs ESTATE and STOCK in tDF. PITCHCOMBE, near Stroud, CLOCESTERSHIRE, TO SO D BY AUCT M. By CHARLES HALL!DAY, order of the Afllguers of IKK EMI A C a Bankrupt, at the (ioldcn-Crofs, Cainfcrofs, day the 4thday of Augull, preciftly ...
... imes Hooner William Moulton John Hooper William Hill Thorrus Ames Hill George Hall George, jun. • J Fhoma*, jut Harvey Charles, Hall Rev. John Holway Thomas, jun. Chewftoke Br.lfol idol Briftol Bnftol Bath Mell* Frome Hemiocton Crofcombe Croh.ombc Ditcheat ...
... John William Hill Ames Hill George Rev Thomas jun Charles esq Bom ton Hall George Hinditch Hellier James Hellier John Hare Charles Hall John Hardwick William Huntsman MorrisAtkins Huntsman Cha Nichols S ten-Eater Hall Samuel esq Bristol Haythome John esq ...
... Hawkins Sir John Hill William Hall George fell William Hurditch John Hall John Hallway Thomas, jun. Hill Thomas A. Hill Charles Hall George, jun. Higgins . Hancock John Hall William Humphries William loufc Jofeph Hill Rev. Giles Homer T. S. lone ' J' iti ...
... Spencer Dyfon,of Huddertlieid, fpirit-merchant. Kobt. Hay ward, Walworth, builder. James Graddun, of Ruffel-(treet, taylor. Charles Hall, Cheapltde, habcrdalhcr. 1 hos. Owen, Whrtecrofs-ftreet, grocer. Mumford,ot Stroud,grocer. Cattle Appletuu,of i.yme, mariner ...
... for flealing To be LET en; Wm. Harper, for a bur- Defirable Capp, Samuel Young, Sophia ane and convenient Brew ter and Charles Hall, for trade in BRISTOL; ne jas Stephen Northup, for fun- ‘The goods to be take be tranfported, the firft for h.—John Butler ...
... when he was told well, of Arnolil, Nott - post-ehaise and taking victualler, Edw. Coliinsou, of iesman out of the house, Charles Hall, of Siiver-street, 1 urtiage had been for some time se; and by good fortupe he met jue, that he mounted a horse, and VELNOS’ ...
... ditto., pain and weakness her limbs from MUr, Sampson Taylor, Bethn.vl Green, ditto, palsy of the left side much Mter. Charles Hall, Chew-Magna, Somerset, pain of the left side, neck, and joins, from rheumatism cnrtvl. Richard Jones, Bathwirk, ...
... Jos. Furrier * b» J' jld*,' common brewer. John Moon, Mancheeter, cotton . r, '^.ff 1 Cox, Burton-upon •Trent, mercer. Charles Hall, Robert Waite, Spilsby, maltster. William ?« aJ dealer. Wm. Lenton, Vere-stseet, builder. Harriet ffe0 t..'. ' hatter. ...