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... come to the second great point of interest in the day's proceedings, namely, the first appearance in this country of Al. CHARLES HALLE, a pianist of considerable continental celebrity, who selected for the occasion BEET IIO- VEN'S magnificent concerto in ...
... THE PAST WEEK. TjE concert of Mr. and Mrs. Seguin, on Tuesday i amongst many other attractive features, in- druaeed 1. Charles HallE, the new German pianist, torthe notice of a secular audience. This gentleman anintains his ground firmly, and has entitled ...
... Swiss Catntons,) to hc Secretary to His Majesty's Legation to the United States ot Mexico.-T1he King has also appointed Charles Hall. Esq. to be the Seetary to il is NILtje~sty' Legation to the Confederated Snates of the SisC~intons. .134NKRUPTS.-Robt ...
... Surrey, common brewer. John Mloon, of Manchester, cotton merchant. William Cox, of Burton-upon-Trent, Stafiordshire, mercer. Charles Hall, of Andover, Hants, builder and carpenter. Robert Waite, of Spilsby, Lincoloshire, maltster. Wmi. Bancks, of Brierlev, ...
... Thomas Humble, Ardwick, Manchester, grocer and shopkeeper. George James Marshall, Cherles-placo, Kingsland-road, and William Charles Hall, Islington, ?? warchoesemen. James Johnson, Little Abingdon, Cambsidgeshire, builder. Dudley Hart, Cambridge, perfumer ...
... I Family Banbury 151 &162 George Williams) Ticket M&5 3 Robert Troulings Ledbury 110 4 Charles Gibson Leicester ?? 28 3 Charles Hall Atherstone 54 Four lcres. 19 Oliver Jackson Burnley I 1 23 Matthew Mellor New ?? 380 12 Eli Summerfield Northampton ...
... Brooke William Bootliby, Fellow of All Souls. Bacwhelors f ./lrts-T'he lRun. Riandal Edward Piunkett, Christ Church ; George Charles Hall, Demy of Magdaleu; llery Tre~iayae Rodd, Exeter. NovE~roan 1. In a congregation hblden this day the Rev. Thos. Garnier ...
... Peter, Cambrldgeshire, ship. ?? Crompton and Wfillarn bSlidgley, of Farnwortli, Lancauhire, Ironfoundern-Thomas Hall Gnd Charles Hall, of Wlndsor-street, Usbrldge, ?? and Francis Boot, Jun., of Sheffield, ?? Hebden, Jane Hlebelen,and Catherlue Hebden, of ...
... Cutler, Villiam Telfourd, George Telfourd, George SSherwood, William Orpen, John Quinlan, Johin rarker, William Carey, Charles Hall, and Edward Hall, Esqrs. The meeting then proceeded to applot the several assess. nients for the ensuing year. 'Tlse first ...
... men's wives and relations have this week been stopped. ApPOINTMENTS, JAN. 27.--To the Agincourt: W. B. Mendes, captain ; Charles Hall, commander; 1. H. Bel- lamy, lieutenantt; W. H. Moorer ditto; Win. Lane, ditto; R. W. Williams, ditto; James Brown, mtaster; ...
... injured. The stoker also is killed, bavinghbeen thrown offthe eugineby the jerk. TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, May 25. BANKRUPTS.-Charles Hall, Uxbridge, ?? Derby, Dordet-mews, Dorset cquars, horseedealer.-WWm. Judd, Kentall New4town, ?? Andrews, Kitehilt, Isle ...
... Grimsby, Mr. James Cook, manner, of the Greyhound, revenue cutter, to Miss Anne Pitt. On Thursday last, at Grimsby. Mr. Charles Hall, joiner, to Mias Mary Anne Parker, both of that place. On Friday last, at Grimsby, Mr. John Walker, farmer. | of Salmondby ...