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... 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. ...
... Hall, on Saturday afternoon next. The artistes engaged are M. Sainton, Herr Louis Ries, or. Webb, Signor Piatti, and Mr. Charles Halle. The programme is an excellent one. It meclnhes- Miozart's Quartet in D, Beethoven's Sonata in E flat, Mendelssohn's Quartet ...
... were subsequently taken off the wreck by the rteaner Austrian, ands landed at St. John's, Newfoundland. ML CHARLES HALLE'S CONCERT. Mr. Charles Halle gave his third corcert of the season at the Philharmonic Hall last e -£ning. and as he deserves, secured ...
... Engineers have recently dined together in the hall of Lin- coln's Inn, London, under the presidency of Sir J. Codde. Sir Charles Halle gave his final eoncert at Man- chester, and will leave on the 3rd proximo for Brindisi, where he will join- the ahip for ...
... Julia giving the Lancashire a foul berth. Sir W. Phillimore, QC, and Mr. 3. Jspinall, appeared for the plaintiffs, and Sir Charles Hall, Q(O., MY., and Mr. F. Stokes. for the defen- dants. Sir James Hannen, after :consulting with the Trinity Masters in private ...
... SECRETARY OF THE CATROLIC SICK AND BURIAL SOCIETY OF ST. MARY'S, BURNLEY. Mr. Hartley appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Charles Hall for the defendant. Mr. Hartley stated the case at considerable length, and said he could not see what de- fence could be ...
... (Before John Addoson, Eq.,9 Judge) The following advocates were present.-Mr. Clough and Mr. Thomas Ainsworth, Blackburn; Mr. Charles Hall, Accrington; and Mr. W. P. Roberts, Manchester. Thirty-eight plaints were entered for trial. THOMAS HOUTHWORTIH AND OTUBRS ...
... coming out of the defendant's house with a quart of ale in her hand- Fined NHs, and costs. DRUNK AND ASSAULTING THE POLICE.-Charles Hall, a stevedore, was charged with being drunk and with having assaulted Police-officer 69. On the previous day the prisoner ...
... 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 ...
... Sir Charles Hall, %C.C, ?? Cin-r and Dr. Rail-es for the defendants. It ?? cr- Jir tended that the award weas altogether inade ,uat seeing the rough weather that the Inrernes e - perienced, and the belpless condition of tioe ACc'- ?? Charles Hall having ...
... capable of supply- ing, inasmuch as all the books of the debtor were destroyed at tce ?? lordships, without calling upon Mr. Charles Hall on behalf of the insurance company, said that although the booka of the debtor hrd been burnt he could make an affidavit ...
... 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 ...