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... ALBION INN, HANLEY. CHARLES HALL begs leave to inform Friends, his HOUSEWARMING is fixed for Thursday the 28th instant, when he solicits the pleasure of their company. Dinner on the table at four o’clock. OtT Tickets to had at the Bars of the Castle Hotel ...
... .. - • PROM gATURDAY NIGAIT'S GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE, September 9, 1825. let Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant Charles Hall, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Bingham, promoted; Cornet and Sub-Lieunant Richard Parker to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ...
... from THE LONDON GAZETTI SATURDAY) OCTOBER 21. War-Office, October 20, 1820. Ist Regiment of Life Guards) Comet Charles Hall, from half-pay 6th Dragoons, be Comet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice John Hall, who ex* 1 ifh Regiment of Light Dragoons, Brevet Lie ...
... TLE ARMY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ofice, Aprit 19, 1823. Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Lieut, Charles Hall, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice ord Francis Conyngham, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Dated 3d of April, 1823.—Cornet ...
... W. Pilo, James ,i7oare, Thomas Sutton, Sohn Page, Susannah Jenkins, Charles Hall, John Morgan, Joseph Perkins, W. Nash, Jos, Wignell, E. Buckland, Charles Godding, Henry Peufold, W. Martin, William Diamond, Mary Pimlett, James Noland, Mary Smith, Sarah ...
... cat-o'-nine-tails. Who are Captain COLE—I. J. HUBBARD— Mr. BREEZE—Captain W. MARSHALL-Ir. FIELD—Mr.,PENNEL--7and Mr. CHARLES HALL? A full and true account is requested. If 'we are wrong, we knock under at once—but we cannot be w`yong as to SKEY. That ...
... George J. Butler, Esq. to youngest daughter of the late Samuel Gam- bier, Esq. On the 23d ult. at Scorbro’, by the Rey. Charles Hall, Robert Bower, jun. Esq., eldest son of Robert Bower Esq. of Welham, Yorkshire, to Helen, eldest daughter of John Hall ...
... Perpetual Cure of Sheldon, and to the Rectory Combrawlcigh, Devon. Rev. Thomas Surridge to Chaplain to H.M.S Ocean. Rev. Charles Hall, of Scarborough, to the Rectory Routh, Yorkshire. Rev. Keating to the Rectory of Ventry, County Kerry. Rev. T. Westropp ...
... o Miss Hales, of Nottingham-place. Yesterday, at the Church of St. Helen's, flishopsgate, by the Rev. Mr. Blankern, Mr. Charles Hall, of Harlow, in Essex, to Mrs. Sarah Vright, widow of the late Mr. William Wright, of Rumford, in the saute county. esterday ...
... scribbling-millers William Jeffery, Cock-yard, Davies-street, horse-dealer Henry George, Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper Charles Hall, Egham, Surrey, innkeeper John Walsh, Norwich, linen-draper Average Price of Grain, for the Week ending May 28.- Wheat ...
... William Jeffery, Cock-yard, Davtes-street, Hauover-iquare horse-dealer. Henry George, Bedwelty, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper. Charles Hall, Egbatn, Surrey, common-brewer. John Walsh, Norwich, linen-draper. John Miles, Old-street-road, oil and colonr-man. Jam ...
... eet, by the Rev. Josiah Pratt, Snell Cooper, Esq. of Wenham Lodge Suffolk, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late Charles Hall, Esq. Finsbuiy, London. DIED, On the Ist of January, IS2B, Captain Charles Fiilh, Royal York Rangers, at St. Servaus, France ...