... Agincourt, 72, Capt. Robert Smart, of the Indefatigable, 50, Capt. 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 ...

... BIRTHS. Jan. 5, Heavitree, the lady of Charles Halle-ran, Esq ~ of a son. Jan. 7, at No. 3, Salem-place, in this city, the wife of Mr. W. Hawkins, of son. Jan. 8, at Tamerton Villa, the lady of Mr. Wm. Heard, of daughter. Jan. 6, at Dunsford, the wife ...

... woman'wbo is the sister of his deceased .wife. , The case. was brought before the coroner's notice by the Rev. George Charles 'Hall, the ,rector of the parish. The father of the deceased, Richard Hook, is a woodgcutter, and lives at the village of Bird- ...

... interesting. As an introduction to the work, there is an Analytical Synopsis of the Natural History of Man, written by Dr. John Charles Hall, of Sheffield. It is an able composition, from sehtiel we extract the following, showing that all mankind 1are links in ...

... protected, and that the defendant would thereupon become entitled to the benefit of his property. The Solicitor-General and Mr. Charles Hall, for the plaintiffs, were not called upon. The Vice-Chancellor said he could not interfere in the way suggested, except ...

... when he was taken into custody. The Bencli fined Sanders ss. and the expenses, with the alWnative of week's imprisonment. Charles Hall, generally known as Capt. Hall, was charged with being intoxicated and with annoying the public. Mr. Superintendent Steele ...

... Sanders, charged with being drunk and using ob scene language West-street, late on Saturday night, was fil The notorious Charles Hall, better known as Captain Hall was charged by Mr. Superintendent Steel, with creating a disturbance on Sunday morning at ...

... where he purchased half-peck of muscles Vicary. The Bench imposed the lowest penalty, which was paid. CAPTAIN ALL AG AC Charles Hall was brought before the Bench in state recover his senses. William Clapp was sentenced to month's imprisonment far attempting ...

... Lower, Anstey, and Aller Farms; about 220 acres of plantation in hand. The lills Estate and Meadows adjoining, let to Mr. Charles Hall. Sundry small holdings, containing together 10l acres; the, WHOLE OF THEI VILLAGE OF HILTON, and TWO VILLAGES AT ANSTEY ...

... Higher, Hilto ' Lower, Anstey, and Farms; about 220 acres of plantation in hand. The Wills Estate and meadows adjoining, Mr. Charles Hall. Sundry small holdings, containin together 105 acres the WHOLE OF THE VILLAGE OF HILTON, and TWO VILLAGES AT ANSTEY, consisting ...

... Lower, Anstey, and Aller Farms; 6about 220 mcres of plantation in hand. The Wills Estate and Meadows adjoining, let to Mr. Charles Hall. Sundry small holdings, containing together 105 acres; the WHOLE OF THE VILLAGE OF HILTON, and TWO VILLAGES AT ANSTEY, ...

... Hilton Lower, Anstey, and Aller Farms; about acres of plantation in hand. The Wills Estate and meadows adjoining, let to Mr. Charles Hall. Sundry small holdings, containing together 105 acres ; the WHOLE OF THE VILLAGE OF HILTON, and TWO VILLAGES AT ANSTEY ...