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... Mr. W. Et. nD, Cockram. in the vocal department, while Mr. A. W. Waite will i6, appear as a solo violoncellist, and Mr. Charles Halle, rho i celebrated olagsical pianoforte player, will perform acme of his most suececsfril nieces. Aessuh'BLY-Rooys, Pet ...
... s.Hnig opn. oh r M.CiuneLLL.W reidour readers of the Tl if grand pianofort and violin recital to he given by Mr. on 3, Charles Halle and Madams Norman Net-ada at the Victoria- to s. reooss, Clifton, this Skaturday afternoon at three o'clock. ds Is Nothing ...
... Stenner ansi Sons), Britol, Pklr forte manufacturer. H. Brain, Bristol, butcher. William H. Jenkins, Bristol, butcher. Charles Hall, Gloucester, slatcr, plasterer, &C. BANKRUPTCY AINNLLED. tr$ Augustus Ahlhboin, of Air-street and GlabsISCe'tp l.ondon ...
... Toulmin, London James Pope, Torr, Devon. builder, June 21, July 19, at the Half Moon inn, Exeter. Sohicitor. Carter, Exeter Charles Hall, Hanley, Staffordshire, engraver, June 19, July 19, at the Albionhotel,Stokellpol.Trent. Solicitor,Browno Manley Joln D ...
... Soicitors, ?? f son, Londons , Fabian street, Poole, ctoal-merchant, July 28, August 610, at the same place. Aldridge, Poole Charles Hall, Orchard-street, Pentman-square huilder, July 27, August60, at thie amoplacee. Messrs. Linkiater, Lendon William Gambling ...
... over a good I*:A'il. Cl.OSTX(: HOURS. lhie SElU; rkttA, NIr J. Carle, referring to a recent seronnu preached by the 1Rev Charles Hall on the liours of the shop assistants and the letter that it provolked from Mr I-. J. Spear in the local papers, blid that ...
... Company. Thepeewilleio Bocicault's aways-pleasing play of Th Pctoro6h, and Douglas Jerrold's Black-eyed Susan. MR. CHARLES HALLE'S BAND.-Some idea may be formed of the strength of the band, which has been specially engaged',for the Bristol Musical ...
... dislocated his ?? the 20th, James Wickham, who received a precisely similar injury in a precisely similar ?? the 23rd, Charles Hall, who, while standing on the Bristol and Gloucester railway, near Wotton-under- Edge, was knocked down by a train of trams ...
... claimed for the damage eshe sustained. Mr J. G. Barnes, Q.C., and Mr L. B. a Pyke appeared for the plaintiffs; while Sir Charles Hall, be Q.C,, lMP, and Mr J. P. Acpinall were counsel for the or defenlants. Mr Juatico ?? 1evilwil lbo evidsnna a .ld great ...
... vaccinated within six months after its birth was fined 20s.and 7s 6d costs. A HORSE DEALER SENT TO COAOL. Frederick William Charles Hall, horse dealer, s Winterbourne, was charged with being drunk whilst l in charge of a horse and carriage, at Winterbourne ...