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... and power, whether legal or usurped, directed against him in bis trade. Of this an instance was afforded by the case of Charles Hall, a freeman of unimpeachable character, who laid out much money on a public-house, with the cogni- zance of the mayor, and ...
... Esq. of London, to Aliss Emillie Schuback, ci the former place. Jan. 26, at Hulton, by the $sy. J. W. Bower, the Rev, Charles Hall, M.^. Rector of Torrington and Routh, to Mary, second daughter of R. T. Stainfortb, Esq. of Hulton-lodge. DEATHS. Jan. ...
... Esq. of Loudon, to Miss Emillie tichuback, at the fumar place. Jan. 28, at Hulton, by the flay. J. W. Bower, the Rev, Charles Hall, ALA. Rector of Torrington and Houtb, to Alary, secoqd daughter of R. T. dtaiuforth, Esq. Hulton-lodge. ...
... and Buckingham, and the fallowing gentlemen were admitted Demies:—Edward Meyrick, Wilts; Edmund Ward Peon, Surrey; George Charles Hall, Gloucester ; John Hallett Hotham, Suffolk ; Bernard Smith, Lincolnshire; Charles Reade, Oxford. WEYMOUTH ELECTlON— Wedxesdat ...
... ENGRAVINGS, TO CORRESPON Novels and lord Byron’S the I't of June will hr putti Fronti\piece illustrative of the engraved Charles Halls, and a Jinglthart, VOLUME 11. the TA of MARIA EDGEWORTH, A 1 oral X price 6i elegantly bound in , London : Baldwin and ...
... the door open, and entered in peaceable manner, when he was assaulted with poker. The learned gent, then called forward Charles Hall, who stated that be waa a clerk in employment Mr. Stevens, broker; and on the day in queMtioti went make distress the bouse ...
... Church; Brooke William Boothby, Fellow of AU Souls. Uachclort of Artt —The Hon. Randal Edward Plunkett, ChriatChurch; George Charles Hall, Demy of Magdalen ; Henry Tremayne Redd, Exeter. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. I. At congregation on Wednesday last the following degrees ...
... WINTER ASSIZES. CHELMSFORD, Dec. 4. Charles Hall, aged 33, a respectable-looklng fanner, was indicted under tha George IV , c. 31, for admi. niatarlng quantity corrosive sublimate and arsenic to Thomas Pyman, with intent murder him. ll Appeared from the ...
... WINTER ASSIZES CHELMSFORD, Dec. 4. Charles Hall, aged 33, a respectable-looking farmer, was indicted under the 9th George IV,, c. 31, for admi- nistering a quantity of corrosive sublimate and arsenic to Thomas Pyman, with intent to murder him. It appeared ...
... tobacconist, of Fleet-street, on which occasio treated the officers with brutal violence), John ?? James Wilton Hlake, Charles Hall, Wm. Kvans, Win. Wood, Thomas Pickett, James Smith, Mary .Villain, Ann Pagh, James Watson Clifford, Harriet Woodham, Charles ...
... Esq*, Bqmsr's street, London. DEATHS. Aug. 27, at the Rectory, Tcrrington, Frances Mary, in- fant daughter of the Rev. Charles Hall. Aug. 30, at \Virks worth, Derbyshire, Charles Hurt, Esq., in his 7fith year. Bept o, at Hounslow, Frederick Weymouth ...
... John's College, Cambridge; Reginald Edward Copleston, B.A. Kxeter CoUege; John Kllison Bates, M.A. Christ Church ; George Charles Hall, B.A. Magdalen College; Francis John Eitaoa, B.A. St. John's CoUege; Frederick Adrian Scope Fane, B.A. New Inn Hall ; William ...