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... Esq. of Loudon, to Miss Emillie tichuback, at the fumar place. Jan. 28, at Hulton, by the flay. J. W. Bower, the Rev, Charles Hall, ALA. Rector of Torrington and Houtb, to Alary, secoqd daughter of R. T. dtaiuforth, Esq. Hulton-lodge. ...
... Esq. of London, to Aliss Emillie Schuback, ci the former place. Jan. 26, at Hulton, by the $sy. J. W. Bower, the Rev, Charles Hall, M.^. Rector of Torrington and Routh, to Mary, second daughter of R. T. Stainfortb, Esq. of Hulton-lodge. DEATHS. Jan. ...
... tobacconist, of Fleet-street, on which occasio treated the officers with brutal violence), John ?? James Wilton Hlake, Charles Hall, Wm. Kvans, Win. Wood, Thomas Pickett, James Smith, Mary .Villain, Ann Pagh, James Watson Clifford, Harriet Woodham, Charles ...
... Captain Sir William Symonds, *« er . launched the latter end of this month. Arrived tins a noon, the Rolla, 10, Commander Charles Hall, from western coast of Africa. ...
... Esq*, Bqmsr's street, London. DEATHS. Aug. 27, at the Rectory, Tcrrington, Frances Mary, in- fant daughter of the Rev. Charles Hall. Aug. 30, at \Virks worth, Derbyshire, Charles Hurt, Esq., in his 7fith year. Bept o, at Hounslow, Frederick Weymouth ...
... of the slave vessels Porto Formosa and Feliz Ventura, captured by the Rolla in 1840 arc ordered to be paid to Commander Charles Hall and the officers and crew who were on board the above vessel at the time of capture, on the 22d instant, in the following ...
... POLICE. MANSION HOUSE.— A mere boy, named Charles Hall, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with haviug been concerned in stealing a box of clothes. A lad, named William Ilaggerty, in the service of Mr. Jones, newsvendor, of Birchin-lane, said— ...
... ENGRAVINGS, TO CORRESPON Novels and lord Byron’S the I't of June will hr putti Fronti\piece illustrative of the engraved Charles Halls, and a Jinglthart, VOLUME 11. the TA of MARIA EDGEWORTH, A 1 oral X price 6i elegantly bound in , London : Baldwin and ...
... WIMBLEDON.— APPKKHKN'SION OFTHE ALLEGED MURDER Kit. On Tuesday night, information was brought to (ireat Scotland-yard, that Charles Hall, the plasterer, of Wimble- don, who is suspected of having murdered his wife by smothering her with a pillow, had been ...
... assignees. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT— Tuesday. {Before the Chief Commissioner.) IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES NEALL, OTHERWISE CHARLES HALL. This case was originally before the Court in November last. The insolvent was opposed by Mr. C. Jones on the part of Messrs ...
... C. B. B. Branch; Com- manders ft. F. Somerville, S. Wreford, H. R. Somerville, Joseph Griffiths, John Cawley, Chasman, Charles Hall, Joseph Parkins, C. C. Dent, H. Haswell, Peter Maingay, J. B. Cragg, James Pickard, Joseph Pearce, Charles Camp- bell, ...
... recommen- dation to mercy. Tiie prisoner was sentenced to be imprisoned for two calendar months. THE WIMBLEDON MURDER. Charles Hall, aged 43, a plasterer, was indicted for the wilful murder of Charlotte Hall, his wife. It will be recollected that the ...