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... in the first case for 7s. by 2.. a month, without other malts than Court fees; and in the second ease he nonsuited Webb. Charles Hall, Conley v. Mary Ann Small. Defend. ant did not appear. Claim £3, balance of amount for gin, beer, cider, ruin, and brandy ...
... ELECTION NEWS. Sir Charles Hall, Recorder of the City of London was on Friday nominated to fill the vacancy in the representation of the Holborn division of the Metropolis in Parliament caused by the elevation the bench of Mr. Justice Bruce, and there ...
... Hampden, Mrs. Colville. Miss Harriet Brodrick, General and Mrs. Sandhara, Colonel and Mrs. Havelock, Mr. Vyvyan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs. Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. Hoskyns, Miss Helps, and Miss Tremayne. Lord de Blaquiere left Bath ...
... Cheddar. DEATHS. On the 12th inst , at Tucker-street, Henry Hawkins, aged 49 years. On October 28, at Beachwortb, Australia, Charles Hall Smith, eldest son of Mr. Charles Smith. St. George, Bristol, formerly of Littleton Farm, Chew Magna, Somerset, aged 53 ...
... ezeluded from the benefit d the and Every Creditor bolding any security is to produce the same before the Vice-Chancellor, Sir CHARLES HALL, at his Chambers, situate,. No. 4, Chancery Lane, Middlesex. oa Wednesday, January. 1871, at twelve o'clock appointed for ...
... diocovery of a really 'pod English one is worthy of record. Mine Fanny Davies comes from Birmingham ; she has studied under Charles Hall;, Carl Reinicke, Mdmc. Schumann, and Professor Paul. Foreign artiste are all very well, but I am English enough to give ...
... (laughter). His Honor: Then you bought this horse lor the ? (laughter.) Plaintiff: No, sir, but I sometimes buy them for dogs.—Charles Hall, painter, said he was going down Street on the day in question, when he h,et We t, who was going the same diiection, and ...
... suffering or injury to health. There were present in court a large number of fashionablyattired Mr. Charles Mathews and Mr. Charles Hall prosecuted Sir Edward Clarke, K.C.,Mr. J. A. Fook, K.C., Mr. Holman Gi e ef e q, Mr. J. A. Simon, and Mr. H. E. Crook ap ...
... Noland Sing was charged with aRe offeime at the sane time sad place,. and was senteseed to 14 days' imprisonment. Dunn .—Charles Hall, for being drank and disorderly at Higbbridge, on the 7th inst.. was Steed 2.. ed, and east*.—William Coleman, for being ...
... Defendant said he was unable to pay the money.—An order for payment was made. DAMAGING WINDOWS.—SiIas Walters, was summoned by Charles Hall for breaking his windows on Saturday night the 21th of May. Mr. McCarthy appeared for defendant. Complainant said that ...
... honour being to meet his Royal Highness were the Marquis de Gallifee, Lady Coke, Viscount Valletort, Lord Carrington, Sir Charles Hall, Mr. and Mrs W « g. , tifur ,&nn Good ,port Accidxht.—As Esoisk D.0r,,,. A WAIX.-A ren.ark.Me accident occurred at Ram ...
... Parish.—SHoester Hall (Rodney Stoke). — St. Cuthbert's Out-parish.— Albert Durston (Hereon); William Churches (Southway) (Charles Hall (Conley); George Baker (Easton); Sarah Ashman (East Water) ; Joseph Dennis (Buroott); Richard Norris and James, junior ...