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... Charles Hall . 23 Old Bailey , May 8, Walton M'Farlane 12 Berwick, July 3, 1837.. Abraham Thorne . Taunton, April, 183t*.. Joseph Crawahuw lh Stafford, March. 1837.. Ann Byron .'So Chfatrr. Aug. I-.os .. .. ...
... 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, ...
... the Grecian. Lieutenants—Michael De Conrey to the Racer; James C. Robinson, to the Grecian; Thornton Eyre, to the Pilot; Charles Hall, to the Rolla; Charles Holbrook, to the San Joseph; G. C. Randall, to the North Star; Henry Barnard Daria, and J. A. Mends ...
... Joseph Carney, Frederick Cordell, Isaac Siodden, James Henry. For Two Months. Maurice Quin, Mary Aon Kemp. For Six Weeks.—Charles Hall. For One Month.—James Lepine, James Mayor, William Duggan, Mary Brown, Charles Seilick, the latter to be twice privately ...
... of Death For Seven Tear*. —Jane Akerman. Elisabeth Brown, Chat. Lugg, Cbriitopher Smith, Hogg, W. Stabbi, Hart Taylor, Charles Hall, Frances Johnson, W. Barrett, Samuel Polaia, J. Gibbs, E. Pethard. The following were sentenced to Imprisonment, and the ...
... carried the 15th of Octofcflast pa*t, into effect; and to appoint such other Officers umay then be deemed necessary. Signed, CHARLES HALL, JOHN LIVETT, GEORGE CARPENTER, THOMAS NASH, CHARLES FITCH, NATHANIEL WHITE, JOHN FAIRMAN, CHARLES FRED. VINES, WILLIAM ...
... Davies: Sherwood v. Robinson; the King v. Pullen and another; Tobin v. Oakley; Doe dem. Crespigny v. Temple; James Hall v. Charles Hall; Doe dem. Wright v. Smith; Rhodes v. Charles; Doe nem. Scutcher v. Willings ; Fitzpatrick v. Woodward ; Phillips v. Phipps; ...
... 1831; Cburcnj am Esq., Churchwarden, in the Chair; 'ved— That the cordial and unanimous thanks of this ' be given to Mr. Charles Hall, the Senior Churchwarden f or the past year, for the honourable and im°i manner in which he has discharged the duties of ...
... respectfully and earnestly solicit the attendince of all persons favourable to the above Institution. ROBT. C. GOODMAN, „ nn CHARLES HALL, - Secretaries. Asylum for female orphans. Westminster-bridge-road, Lambeth.—The Offices of MATRON and SCHOOL-MISTRESS ...
... assize intelligence HOME CIRCUIT— CHELMSFORD, Deo. 3. (Before Mr, Charles Hall was Victualler.by attempted great deal of evidence was then putting arsenic into his . - ecessary to prove the gone into to unite chain of c'fcum to wbo i yz the privity the ...
... Bottomley, Elizabeth Bottomlcy, W. Nevil, J. Stracey, John Jones, J. Nicholas Spencer, Edward Welis, W. Wood, J. Harvey, Charles Hall, Charles Hawes, Vv. Thompson. Francis Cavanah, James Williams, Elizabeth Clark, Hannah Frcwin, Rebecca Baxter, Mary A. ...
... Alderman having consulted the Governor of Newgate, ordered the lad to wait, and he would see what could be done for him. Charles Hall was convicted of stealing a pair of shoes, the property of W. Burke, and a handkerchief value 35., belonging to Mrs. Smith ...