... was in the highest de'greo'praistworthy. A GRANDSON OF THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE DROWNED. Mr. Robort Noufflard, son of Mr. Henry Noifilard and grandson of the late Sir Charles Halle, has been accidentally drowned whilst bathing at Ault,,: in France. ...

... Infirmsry in a very critical condition. The prisoner was remanded for a week. At the Manchester City Police Court, yesterday, Charles Hall, an accountant, carryingon business at 96, Deansgate, and living in Carnarvon-street, Cheetham, was oharged, on remand ...

... inquest in the identification of the woman by her husband and daughter. It trap- spires that she is Jane Hall, wife of Charles Hall, a gas stoker, living at 2, Paris-street, Taylorson-street, Salford, and is 43 years of age. Mr. Hall states that she left ...

... tobacconist, 32, Stretford 1s Road, Manchester Robert Smith Cameron, uowvsagent, P 47, Albion-street, Gaythorn, Manchester; Charles Hall, tobacconist, 9, Downing-street, Manchester; William c: Watson, newsagent, 27, Rochdale Road, Mmnchestcr; a and James ...

... Mr. Hardy, Q.C, Mr. Little, Q.C., and wA Mr. Higgins were for the appellant; Mir. Osborne, Q.C, M.r Dickinson, Q.C., Mr. Charles Hall, Mr: Lake, Mr. ml Bury, Mr. North, Mr. W. F. Robinson, and Mr. BIley a appeared for the different defendants. The defendants ...

... ference of the court. There was a good deal of evidence 1 as to the tenets of the Plymouth Brethren. Mr. Bacon and Mr. Charles Hall 'were in support of the Vice- Chancellor's order. Lord Justice Knight Bruce, in the course of the argument, asked who were ...

... be done, should both parties desire it. During the day the following sentences were passed: Eight months' imprisonment: Charles Hall, 28, aecoint- ant, for obtaining money by falselpretences, on various -dates in December and January last;. ohn. Cassidy ...

... at Tooting mur- dered his wife and five children, and then committed suicide. ILATES.T r'Unf-nULAitS. On Tuesday night Charles Hall and Ethel Hall were still alive, but no hope was entertained that they would recover consciousness. Dr. Aspinall informed ...

... piece of the programme, M Marche triumphale, by W. T. Best, s is tame in composition, and far from effective. r ME. CHARLES HALLE'S CLASSICAL i CHAMBER CONCERTS. 0 Quartet-Two Violins, Viola, and Violoncilto. . (in a, No. 6) .M ozfart. I Sonata-Piano ...

... prisoner was the person who made the attack on the pro- m xsecutrix, and both prisoners were remanded. th Ie -. -- -th it MR. CHARLES HALLE'S CLASSICAL te n CHAMBER CONCERTS, to a- PROGRAMME. in Grand Tri .e ?? a F, Op. ?? ?? byh P Grand ?? Forte .. t Op.at 27O ...