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... FROM SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 21. Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Cornet Charles Hall, from half:pay 6th Dragoons, to he Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice John Hall, who exchanges. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Hon ...
... Minnies, In the room of Jataes Ferguson, Esq. deceased. War Office, Oct. 20, 1820. Ist Regiment of Life Gnards— Cornet Charles Hall, frnmhalf- rv. 6'h Dragoons, to be Cornetand aub-Lieutenaiii, vice John 1f, .11. who exchanges. 14th Regiment of Light ...
... loaded arms 7 at the and for murder. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 20, 1820. Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet Charles Hall, from halfpay of the 6th Dragoons, to ,be Cornet at.d Sub-Lieutenant, vice John Hall, who exchanges. 14th Regiment of Light ...
... exclusive ot the Duty r Payable thereon on the importation thereof ..— . OCT. 20, 1820. 44' . t.at Regt.—Cornet Charles Hall, from half-pay At to be Cornet and Sub-Lieut. v. John Hall, 1,, Aq 4 tt I,,tk h 14th Regt.—Brevet Lieut.-Col. Hon. Hen ...
... 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 ...
... streets last night was per- J^MESOUNTHORPE^Lieut^OenlGuTrSvindMajor. iectly tranquil. The populace, indeed, throughout the CHARLES HALL. Lieut, and Cai-t. Guards. V(.°mevening, behaved with the greatest good humour, and JOHN JENKINSO.V, Ensign and Lieutenant ...
... conically requested. (Signed) COMMITTEE: HENRY DAWKINS, Capt. Coldstreane.Goarda. JAMES GUNTHORPE, Liert Guards soil Major. CHARLES HALL, Lieut. sad Capt. 3d Guards. JOHN JENKINSON, &wigs sod Lieutesiasst, Coldstream- - - A meeting was, in pursuance thereof ...
... earnestly requested'. (Signed) HENRY DAWKINS, Capt. Coldstream-Guards. JAMES GuNTITORPE, Lieut.-Gen. Guards, and Major. CHARLES HALL, Lieut. and Capt. Guards. Juiia J ENKINSoN , Ensign and Lieutenant, Cold.) g stream- Guards. A meeting was, in pursuance ...
... maintain one oath could have been contrived soasto suit they should hereafter he asked do what was wrong? till the time of Charles H.all the danger was stated that such a person he had been describing should cases. That, he believed, was the original design ...
... were also convicted of felonies, viz. James Smith, for stealing 171 b. of bacon; John Whi:e, for stealing a gown, &c.; Charles Hall, for stealing three pair of shoes; Win. Shadwick, for stealing a bullock's heart, &c.; :Joseph Perkins, for Etealmg a watch ...
... were also convicted of felonies, viz. James Smith, for stealing 171b. of bacon ; John White, for stealing a gown, Ac.; Charles Hall, for stealing three pair of shoes ; Win. Shadwick, for stealing abullock s heart, &c. ; Joseph Perkins, for stealing a ...
... mode of - punishment will be found for you. The following were also convicted of felonies, viz.— James Smith, John White, Charles Hall, W. Shadwick, Joseph Perkins, Thomas Hall, William Bagley, and Martha Hale. And one was acquitted, viz. John Davis Jenkinson ...