... Graves, of a daughter. - ~ g~'A3 ?? - 'Ob Sattrday fest. at' Mirrow, near ntuildford, Su-rey, Mr. E. R. Ball, sotI of Charles Hall, Eso. of the same placrto Mi9s Stanbrougilt daughter of Wm. Staiibrougli, iEsq. of Islewori., M iddlesex. I he sth inst ...

... Edw. Coomes, Harriet Holland, Jas. Eastman, Robt. W. Plke, Jas. Moore, Thos. Sutton, John -Page,' Susanniah Jenkins, -Charles Hall, John Alorgan, Joseph Perkins, t Wm. Nash, .I0i. Wigriell, Edw. Buckland, Charles Godding, Henry laenfold, Wn. Martin, ...

... a fray which bad occurred wbei lie went to see her. He stated lie had kepta public-house in tire country, and that Sir Charles hall advaeced hin, two sums, one of tloGl. and one of t01-Mr. Robert larnell, account- ant, said lie bad known deceased about ...

... We'll take care the punishment shall not be heavy. Unpre. judiced men see how it is.-Fisned 5s74d. Bow-srtsETr.-Yesterday CHARLES HALL was brought up by Duke and Jennings, two of the patrol, charged with violently a.- saultit)g the former while in the execution ...

... ijlars 3S17 6 SalyerinBars,stiundard r 4 WAi New Jioubloons . S 14 9 MARRIED. On Wednesday last, at Scarborough, by the Rev. Charles Hall, Robert, eldest son of Robert Bower, Esq. of Welharn, to Helen, daughter of J6hn Hall, Esq. of Scarborough. John Wlilson ...

... Weaver, Jouin Wood, John Jonses, Philip Oliver, David Brucewood, Robert Kelly, Phcebe Allen, Charles Flashman, and Jesepin Charles Hall. WX'eaver, who was very fasirioeabl dressed, is the man who, snome few years ago, charged tire author of The Hermit in ...

... them being taken into custody, the gang attacked and brutally ill-usetl the officers). John M'Carthy, James Wilton Blake, Charles Hall, Wm, Evans, William Wood, Thomas Pikkett, Jas. Smith, Mkjry Adlam, Ann Pugh, James Watson Clifford, Harriott woodliatn ...

... James Ellary, and Sophia Painter. 'o be Imprisoned Two Months-Maurice Quin and Mary Ann Kemp. To be Imprisoned Six Weeks-Charles Hall. 'To hie Imprisoned One Month-James Lepine, James Mayne, Wilism Duggan, Mary Brown, Tlhomas Jones, and Charles Sellick ...

... Charles Clark, and John Brokin. 'to be transported for seven ?? Williams. Franrui Cavanagh, William Thompson. Charles Hawes, Charles Hall, John Haovey, William Wood, Edward Wells, John Nicilalas Spencer, John Jones. John Stacy. ?? Nenille, John Hogan, Jeseph ...

... JuOEphi dr~ws, John Hogan, William Neville, John Stacey, 0a ones, Jolea Nicholas Spencer, Edward Wells, Williamn Joh.n arvey Charles Hall, Charles Hawes, Willias l s F j arancis Kavanagh, James Williams, Ellea Bottomley, M'~*imih beteley, Elizabeth Clark, Rebecca ...

... WsiarM W418, i comas M4,ers, otherwise Edward Raigl/t, Alexander Foed, Edwa i d Curi ng, 7'4omas Griggs, Richard Jbrcman, Charles Halls, and I'zlam Foed, were this morning placed at the bar, charged with the murder of Lieutenant Bennett on the 21t of May ...

... For Seven Years.-Jane A'erman, Elizabeth Brownn, Charles Lugg, Christopher Smith, Henry Hogg, W. Stubbs, Hart Taylor, Charles: Hall. Frances. Jowason, W. Barrett, Samuel Poaini, J. Gibbs, E. Pethard. ,Thefollor.nnewere sentenced to, imprisonmentand the ...