... seven orphan children, was adopted by Mr. Hall, senior, at six years of age; and 'when Charles Hall returned to Bath she was s'tout 20. After their marriage, Charles Hall and his wife went to Ilfracombo, where they attempted last year to poison themselves ...

... Bingham. __ _ DEATH OF SIR CHARLES HALL. Sir Charles Hall, IKC.M.G., Q.u., Mt.P., died, on Friday, at his London reaidena'e, Mount-streer, l'erkeley-xquare. Sir Charles VaS a son of the late vicec-bancellor, the lion. Sir Charles Hall, of Parnhara Chase, Slough ...

... Kew, who is created K.C.M.G. Party rewards pure and simple are those of Sir William Walrond (Chief Government Whip), Sir Charles Hall (Recorder of London), Colonel Saunder- son, M.P., and Mr. Kenrick, M.P., who are made Privy Councillors. Recogni- tion ...

... Cooper, although-he heard an explosion. The signals, be said, were up at the targets. Another witness examined was Mr. Charles Hall, of the Mid- dlesex rifle volunteer corps, who said the running deer firing point, as well as the firing from other ...

... of the de. ceased, were Sir Frederick Leighton, Mr. Alma Tadema, B.A., Mr. E. J. Poynter, B.A., Sir B. Collinsi and Sir Charles Halls. When the cortege reached the cathedral the great doors at the west end of the nave were thrown open, and the coffin, laden ...

... rurierous l-ody of guests were Majors Hard zastle annd Howard, (ergeant major Hill, Q.31.S. Borhe, and P.il.S. Hall. Sir Charles Hall was unavoidably absent. The usual loyal and ratriotio toasss were dinly honoured, Mr. Conbv presiding at the piano. The ...

... the ensuine year took -place at the GUoidhal on Thurdady. There was.a luge attendance of -the 3i'ymen and aldermen. Sir Charles Hall, the leeorder, announced .the object of tihel meeting. The Loud Xaycrand ?? then retired in order that -the liverynmen ...

... total amount realised being 5,2001.: On Wednesday the Lord Mayor gave a dimner party at the -Mansion house to meet Sir Charles Hall, Q.C., M.P., the new Becorderof London,- Formal notification has been given by the promoters that they do not intend to ...

... Guards. He is Patronage Secretary tothe Treasury, and sits in Parliament for the Tivcrtou divi- sion of Devonshire. Sir Charles Hall, son of the late Vices chancellor, was born in 1843, and for many years he was Attorney-general to the Prince of Wales ...

... at the next meeting. - in regard. to the Iecordership of- the : ?? the place of 'the late Sir Thomas hambers :onlj .Sir Charles Hall, Q-C., M.-P9:w~as nominated and he was there- fore duly elected. The newv Recorder is -the- second son of the late Vice-chan- ...

... shot, of which H.R.H. killed three, The heaviest stag which has been shot on Deeside this year was brought down by Sir Charles Hall, and it weighed 17st. 121b. There were several deer-drivos in Mar forest, and the Prince shot two stags in Glen Quoich ...

... having been badly lacerated by being accident- ally eaught in a doughingimachine at the London County asylum, Hanwell. Charles Hall, a horsekeeper, hving at 140, York-road, King's-cross, wasriding a horse ina the King's-cross goods yard g of the ?? yesterday ...