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... withleim. We need only, refer to the illus1- i we 'trsionron SnturdayeVening of his' Lie dcc oboe worts, by - of,4 t Mrs.Charles.Halle,'whjen 'that large mass,-of people (there h e Of could not be fewer preent, We should imagine, than between Lich 'three ...
... 9 Whit Sunday „ 19 Trinity Sunday 16 Advent Sunday. Ike. 1 Printed and published stNo. 2, RUTLAND-STREET• LIMERICK, by CHARLES HALL, f.r Proprietor• WEDNE WAY EVENING, JAN. 2, 1840. I* • • =. i • u . C.' .1* • f, ~,, 4 ,:• .t • V. 4• , ..Fet? 4 . ...
... 72; Captain Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable 50; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Impregnable, 104; and Commander Charles Hall, of the Agincourt. ?? L]astlake, Esq., officiated as Judge-Advocate. The prisoner, by permission of the court, was defended ...
... 72 ; Captain Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable, 50; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Impregnable, 104; and Commander Charles Hall, of the Agincourt. William Eastlake, Esq., officiated as Judge-Advocate. The prisoner, by permission of the Court, was ...
... ; Captain Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable, 50; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Impregnable, 104 ; and Commander Charles Hall, of the Agincourt. William Eastlake, Esq., officiated as Judge-Advocate. The prisoner, by permission of the Court, was ...
... James Hope Johnstone, H.M.S. Aijineourt; Captain SirT. Maitland, Impregnable; Captain Smart, I iihjatigable; Commander Charles Hall, This be ; and William Lustluke, Esq., officiating Judge- Advocate. 'file prisoner was assisted Mr. John Beer, of the firm ...
... within six inches of the muzzle. The unfortunate youth was eighteen years of age. An inquest was held on the body before Charles Hall, Esq., coroner.—Verdict, accidental death. Peterborough.— The Uev. Dr. James, on rcaigning Hie .icirxge SI. John Ba|i>i ...
... ; Captain Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable. 50 ; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Impregnable^ 104; and Commander Charles Hall, of the Agincourt. William Eastlake, Esq , officiated as Judge Advocate. The prisoner, by permission of the Court, was ...
... ; Captain Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable, 50; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, - of the Impregnable, 104; and Commander Charles Hall, of the Agincourt. In his defence, the prisoner admitted the truth of the first charge, but urged it was the first time ...
... before sail could be taken oti the ship. Ihe abov ementioned unfortunate brig was nearly new vessel, and the property of Mr. Charles Hall, of Newport. She was partial y insured. Some of the poor fellows who thus met an untimely fate, were men of Cardiff, and ...
... (acting). Second Master—Janase F. T Clerk -William Remphey. Printed and published atNo. I, BUTLAND-6119m• LIMERICK, by CHARLES HALL, tbr Er*ProW• fLKE tiRDAY EVENING, JAN. 6, 1860• ...
... execution delightful Symphony in Minor charmingly played and the like may be said of the selections from The Midsummer Night’s Charles Halle the pianiBt played three of the famed without words” and in the of this accomplished artiste no words are necessary to ...