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... 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. ...
... 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. ...
... 's Office, to Janet, daughter of Captain WO' lll`Leod. On the 26th inst. at Hutton, by the Rev. J. W. Bower, the Rev. Charle°, Hall, M. A. Rector of Tevington and Routh, to Mary, second daughter 0 3 R. P. Stainforth, Esq. of Hutton Lodge. DIED. ' On the ...
... l's Office, to Janet, daughter of Captain Wm. M'Leod. • On the 26th inst. at Hutton, by the Rev. J. W. Bower, the Rev. Charles Hall, M. A. Rector ofTevington and Routh, to Mary, second dauxhterof R. P. Stainforth, Esq. of Hutton Lodge. DIED. On July 28 ...
... 's Office, to Janet, daughter of Captain Wn'' IVl'Leod. On the 26th inst. at Hutton, by the Rev. J. W. Bower, the Rev. Charles Hall, M.A. Rector of Tevington and Routh, to Mary, second daughter of R. P. Stainforth, Esq. of Hutton Lodge. DIED. On the 28th ...
... change in the parochial police, and to adopt such proceedings thereon as may be deemed expedient. About seven o'clock Mr. Charles Hall, jun., churchwarden, took the chair. Mr. WALL, the vestry-clerk, read the notice convening the meeting, and the requisition ...
... of this Parish, held in the Church, on March 11, 1830, to consider the change in the Parochial Police • Present, Mr. CHARLES HALL, Churchwarden, in the Chair; Resolved,—That the system pursued for the management of the nightly , watch of this parish ...
... this Parish, held in the Church on the 11th of March, 1830, to consider the CHANGE in the PAROCHIAL POLICE, Prescnt—Mr. CHARLES HALL, Churchwarden, in • the Chair; Resolved, That the System pursued for the Management of the Nightly Watch of this Parish ...
... Resolutions be signed tlgsagnjo. , | insetted in the Morning Advertiser, 'tlLs and the Morning Herald. tkeTaat»i • na 1 CHARLES HALL. Chairman. rtvTrOOPERS. —A GENERAL MEETING of |.h.sorlETY called (lie FRIENDS HUMANITY, Md at the Angel, Jolin-elreet, ...
... these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and be inserted in the Morning Advertiser, the Times, and the Morning Herald. CHARLES HALL, Chairman. ...
... deceased was a waterman, at the hackney-coachstand, at Aldgate. On the 14th inst. he was pushed down a cat's-meat-man, named Charles Hall, who said, “There, you old , take that; you ought to have died years ago.'* The deceased, in the fall, broke his thigh ...
... Jury, under his Lordship's direction, acquitted the prisoner. other prisoners, they were all entitled to en acquittal. Charles Hall, aged 56, was indicted for the manslaughter of William The COMMGet_SERGEANT observed, that the practice of thus preferring ...