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... Genner five half-crown pieces, and other silver coin.—Four months' imprisonment, first and last month solitary confinement. Charles Halle, 24, clock maker, was charged on two indictments with having stolen wearing apparel at Gloucester, and also with having ...
... F. Lablache. M. Remu | set, principal flautist of her Majesty's Theatre, Mr. King, of the | 8. establishment, and Mr. Charles Halle, were the instru-— mental performers; the latter accompanying the vocal pi The band of the Fifth Dragoons ed two overtures ...
... which gives so great a charm to the performances of Richardson. We must not omit to notice the valuable services of Mr. Charles Halle an accompanyist. His solo performance, in the second part of the concert, of a piano-forte study of Thalberg's, was marked ...
... return to Washington' comprising, on the Ground Floor, a spacious Entrance of the British .11,linister, the,liiglit Hon, Charles Halle laid with Marble, a lofty Drawing Room , 18 lia:atei.—dr.he - late report. of a fresh. insurrection at I E eet Inches by ...
... drawn out.” nerd not say that the applause was rapturous. The air was delicately accompanied on the pianoforte by Mr. Charles Halle, who accompanied with consummate skill all the compositions in which Madlle. Lind appeared. M. Remusat next played flute ...
... Signori Beiletti and F Lablache M Remu principal flautist of her Majesty’s Theatre Mr King of the 8i ‘e establishment and Mr Charles Halle were the instrumental performers the latter accompanying the pieces The band of the played two overtures and the members ...
... Charles Hall Edward Howson 1 Samuel Hudson 12 0 James Longford 0 2 0 Roger Oakden 0 0 8| Matthew Redfern 0 2 2 William Whieldon 1 0 0 Ellen Woolley 0 8 0 £6 I 7 These Rents are easy of collection, being charged on lands belonging to parties of ...
... FOR NEW YORK, . -rHE American Ship UNION, Charles Hall, .L Mafter, Burthen about 250 Tons, is Philadelphia built of Live Oak and Cedar, has good Accommodations for Pairengers, and is under a politive Engagement to fail on the lit of June, Wind and Weather ...
... WANTED immediately, an Apprentice to the Brufh-makingjiufmefs.—For further Particulars apply to CHARLES HALL, Walfall. N. B. A Premium is expeded. ...
... Liverpool, June 2740803. FOR NEW YORK, T HE American Ship BROTHERS, Charles Hall, Matter, Burthen 2so Tons ; has excellent Accommodations for Paffengers, For Freight or Pal-1-age apply to the Captain, or to RATHBONE, HUGHES, & DUNCAN. ...
... TO JOURNEYMEN BRUSH-MAKERS. WANTED one or two in the, above Branch. Apply to Charles Hall, Bruth-maker, Wallall. PLASTERERS WANTED immediately.-Apply to Ifaac V V Dell, Jun. Little Charles-ftreet, filrmingham. WANTED a ileaay fober Man, who under(lands ...
... PUBLIC INFORMATIONOPENING OF THE COBURG HOUSE, OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, BYE-STREET, HEREFORD. CHARLES HALL BEGS most respectfully to acquaint the Inhabitants of the City and County of Hereford, and the Public generally, that he ...