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... DE5ATH OF SIR CHARLS H:AhLL Sir Charles Hall, whbo WBY unUiI lately one of the Vice. Chancellors, died on Wednesday evening at his houee in Bayeweter, London, after an illness of some duration. About eighteen monthe einoa he wae attacked width a stroke ...
... Page Hingdon, Esq. alderman and late mayor of Exeter-Aged 90, in Ujper South- erobsy, Exeter, Mr. John Davey-Aged 85, Mr. Charles Hall, of Topsham-AKged 3,.in London, Mr. Alphonso Henry Bartrum, late of Ex~eter. - THR CIRCULATION. -; .TE::BM',IS'T4- I MERCURY ...
... 211 HALL.-Septsmher 3, at qhs Cottage, Oburehamn, nesa Gloucester. hay Haidwieke Canmoball ~all, son of the latE George Charles Hall, vicar of Churcham ani Bulley, aged 51, Hoorse,-Septsmber 7, at Frostau haure Oakland road,fl Bedland. yzank Hooper, agel ...
... Herse-hill, Surrey, to Sophia, eldest daughter of Mr. Barnard, of High Beeches, Nailsworth June 2D, at St. Thomas church, Mr. Charles Hall, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. Robert Roe, of this city June 29, at Westbury church, Henry Schallen, Esq. of the Rifle brigade ...
... Jnly 22, at New York, after two days' illness, MVr. Herman Wetterlind, of Calmer, Sweden. August 13, at Alexandria, Henry Charles Hall, aged 22, eldest son of Mr. C. D. Hall, Montague-street, St. James's. e August 18, at Chew Stoke, Mr. George Walker, aged ...
... ambassador to the Court of St. James's. The law has lost Sir Samuel Martin, Sir George Jewsel, Chief Justice Deasy, and Sir Charles Hall; while the principal deaths in the English Church were these of the Dean of Windsor, Archdeacon Jennings of WYest. nuinster ...
... RIder, of this city. ;he Dcc. 3, at Cote-lodge, Dardham-dowVn, greatly respected by At ith ?? who knew him, aged 49, Mr. Charles Hall, for many years ace farmer to G. HI. Ames, Esq. Dec. a; aged 9, Eliza Ann, eldest daughster of Mr. Robert thBarrow, Carpenters ...
... Ci *May 0, at'Neath, Glamorganshlte, aged 81, Mary, theubloved wash .1wife of Mr. John Hanover. ; -! tot May 9th wife-o Charles Hall, Esq., Park-place, Newport, so I deeplylamented by a large circle of friends. quil 'eI May .10, at Lasswade, near Edinbutrgh ...
... Court of Joatice. Chancery Dlrtgion, niatle in Cause of JAMES V. CASTI.K. with the approbation of the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Charles Hall, by MR. GEORGE NICHOLS, the person appointed by the said Judge, the GREYHOUND INN.BROADMBAD, Bristol, on THURSDAY Nest ...