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... iBO3. To be Ensigns—Thomas Allenby, Cent. Dated May tts. :SO3. Henry Wit Wins Wallis. Dated May e&th, 11303. BANKALIPTS. Charles Hall, of Ellerton, Yorkshire, horse jobber, to surrender June 20, 21, anti J uly 19, at elevei., at the - PeOlge Inn, York. ...
... Nrilliam Straugeways, Gent.. to be Ensign. (ohm Durant, Gent. to be Ensign. Rontv Ytulteer ;ones Butter, Esq. to be Captain. Charles Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Henry Holmes,' Cent. to be Ensign. Volunteer iVilliam Powlett Powlett, 'Esq.. to be Captain. Menoway ...
... George Inn, Liverpool. Jung 14. jaine , i Windett, of Norwich, grocer, at fire, at the Rampant Nurse. Norwich une r 3. Charles Hall, of Ellerton, Yorkshire, horse-jobber, at .levee, at the George Inn. York. June S. Joseph Noble, of Walthauistow, Essex ...
... to be Quafter-Master,viLellearle, proradted. Dated as above. signed by the Lieutenant oftheshire al Cbesbire Afiliiia. , Charles Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Twemlow, promoted: lYuted MatiS; 1307. . Nan:lvich Volt:Neer:. George CapptF, jun. Gent, ...
... Thomas VVilter.i. and Lan Lomax, of Lane-end, Stafford, - - WerCerS S and William Brass, of Wood -street, ribbon-weavers, Charles Hall and, Joseph iCk.ers, a upper Thanies-street, sperinactti- refiners: 'Witham baron and- lOseph Golding, Of Burr-street, ...
... —.Walter George Baynes, Gem. to be Endgn, by purchase, vice Lord Alvan. 110,, -promoted. 3d Regiment or Foot Guards: —Charles Hall, Geitt, to be Ert,sign,,byliureliase, vice Tighe, who retires. Itegimeitt of Foot. Ensign . John .liallantine Norman, ' ...
... dated as above. George Rich, Esi. dated March !Seq. The Hon.. William Ternple, dated March 29, I*o9. . To be Lieutenants—Charles Hall, Cent. Robert Drink. water, Gent., Thomas Holloway, Gent. George ~darn, Gent. Thomas Nevill, Gent. Joseph Sotte, Gent. ...
... John lion. T. Allan, Alexander Guise, Sir Wm. 13abingtOn,Tho. Harcourt, John •Baillle, J. E. `Harvey, Charles Barclay, Charles Hall, Ben. Baring, Sir 'l'. I lammersley, Hugh Baring, Alex., Hanbury, W. Bastard, F:. •P. I leathcote, Sir'G. Beach, M. H. ...
... titoughtuil, of Southampton -street, Core:lt-garden. On Friday last, in M. .lattros's-street, Chatit# Browning Hall, eldest sun Charles Hall, Estl• of Suffolk. 'Ott Sooday last, at Greenwich, George Browne, Rsq. for merly of the East-India-house. The morning ...
... requested. (Signed) HENRY DAWKINS, Captain ColJstreass Guards. JAMES GUN - lElollk* Lieutenant-Goa. Guards, ' and Major. co CHARLES HALL, Lieut. and Captain 34 Guards. JOHN JENKINSON, Ensign and Lieutenant, Coldet ream Guards. A Meeting was, In pursuance ...
... Coomes, Harriet Holland, Jos. Eastman, Robert W. Pikc ' Jas. - MOOre, Th os . S u t ton , John• Page; Susannah Jenkins, Charles Hall, John Morgan, Joseph Perkins, Wm. Nash, Jos. Wignell, Edw. jluckiand, Charles Godding, Henry Penfold, Martim, Wm Diamond ...
... woolly fibres, whereas before, by the process of singeing, the edges only could be rendered free from the particles. Mr. Charles Hall, Mr. Edinburgh, Mr. C. W. Nunn, and Mr. John Johnston, gentlemen acquainted with the lace-trade, proved that the invention ...