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... Harriet” first causing genuine mirth, and King Alfred” keeping the amumment. Ginlio Begoadi on the concertina, and Mr. Charles Halle on were as warmly applauded as their delightful performances were highly appreeiated by the audience. Miss Dolby and Mrs ...
... interpreted this charming work was fascinating. We thought the grand duo for two pianofortes rather tedious, although Charles Halle played superbly. Duets for the piano are wanted—a bint to piano composers. Mario was encored in the Romanes?* from “Le ...
... therefore hoi of common law.— Rule greats; ttUEEN v. cuss Mr. Cuaemock moved for tv one directing tlie jailer of Mi the body of Charles Hall, non other to the jailer of Newgst; It appeared that Hall hwl b stone Jail a charge of at Wimbledon, which was in ( the ...
... Brid,,ort. Wm. Moore, Newark upon Trent, innkeeper, Nov. 30, at twelve, at the 'astlc and Falcon Inn, Newark upon Trent. Charles Hall, Hanley, Stafford:hire, engraver, Nov. 27, at twelve. at the Albion Hotel. Hanley. .lames Bel'.y, Lydney. Gloucestershire ...
... treet. Off. assignee Johnfan, Basinghall-streeti sol*. Messrs. Gray and Berry. Grove-place, Us- ***G©wec James and Wm, Charles Hall, Wood-street, Cheajv- woollen warehousemen, November 3S at twelve, December eleven, Badnehall-street. Off. assignee Mr- ...
... THE SUPPOSED MURDER AT WIMBLEDON. On Tuesday night information was brought to Great Scotland-yard that Charles Hall, the plasterer, of Wimbledon, who is suspected of having murdered his wife by smothering her with pillow, had been apprehended near to ...
... MILIfARV PROMOTIOMS. IVar-Office, October 90,1840. Ist Begimenl of Life Guards—Cornel Charles Hall, from half.pay6th Dragauns, to beCiuaetand SnhrLieuleuaul, vice John Mall, who exchsiuges—dated October 9,1840, 14th Regiment of Light Drsgoopsr-r Brevet ...
... Manchester, grocer and shopkeeper. George James Marshall, late of Wood-street, now of Cherles place, Kingsland road, and in. Charles Hall, late of Wood street, hcapsldc, row Islington, woollen warehousemen. James Johnson, Little Abingdon, Cambridgeshire, builder ...
... Trmsportation for Life—Michael Tierney, Patrick New land, Matthew Creamer, George Adams, John M'Carthj, Jama Wilton Blake, Charles Hall, Wm. Evans, Wm. Wood, Thofts Pickett, James Smith, Mary Adlam, Ann Pugh, Watson Clifford, Harriet Woodham, Charles Harper ...
... REFORM. Just published, in Bvo. Is. sewed, FACTS which prove the immediate neceasity for a Moure of SANITAKIT REFORM. JOHN CHARLES HALL, M.D., F.R.C.8., *e. ; Author of •• marks the Nature Treatment of some of the more important Diseases, Medical and Surgical ...
... iG. I.si Regiment of L'fc Guards—liicutcDiint Lord Tbotnai Pelham Clinton to be Captain, bf purchase, vice Brevet Major Charles Hall, wh retires; Cornet and Sub* Lieutenant George Henry Cavendish to be Lieutenant, bf purchase, vice Lord Thomas C. Pelham ...
... Paget, Lord W. Brunton', Col. Hall. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn. Captain klulkeley. the Hon. Captain Mac. donald, Captain Charles Hall, Sir Charles Kent, and several of the darns of the Life Guards and the loth Rifles. At 12. neither her Ma jesty nor Prince ...