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... sought to set aside. Mr. Wigram and Mr. Rcnshaw appeared for the plaintiff. Mr. Andcrton, Mr. Russell, Mr. Terriano, and Mr. Charles Hall, for the principal defendants. The cause will be proceeded with on Monday. In the course of the argument his Honour, referring ...
... paper, by order, Und rose soon after two. (Before the Vice-Chancellor of England.) ADAMS V. HEATHCOTE. Mr. Bethell and Mr. Charles Hall moved, in this case, on behalf of the plaintiff, for production of certain documents, and that the defendant should be ...
... TREATMENT of some of the more IMPORTANT DISEASES, Medical and Surgical, including the PRINCIPAL DISEASES of the EYE. By John Charles Hall, M D M.R.C.S. Second Edition enlarged, Bvo, cloth, Bs. 6d. From the Medico-Chirurgical Review.—The first part is clearly ...
... daughters. The question was whether he had a right to make this unequal division of the 2,000/. Mr. Bacon, Mr. Malins, Mr. Charles Hall, Mr. Jolliffe, and Mr. Richards appeared for the different parties. His Honour—l have no doubt upon this particular instrument ...
... in the county of Lincoln, Solicitor; of Messrs. Coverdale, Lee, and Purvis, of Bedford-row London, Solicitors ; of Mr. Charles Hall, of Uppingham, in the county of Rutland, Solicitor; of Mr. John Henry Benbow, Stone-buildings Lincoln's-inn, London, Solicitor; ...
... Stevens npp, solicitor, Adelaide-place, London-bridge; and in the country of Mr. B. S. Simpson, solicitor, Boston; Mr. Charles Hall, solicitor, ppingham; Mr. William Lar.gley, auctioneer, Uppingham ; and at the place of sale. ' ORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY ...
... Stevens Tripp, solicitor. Adelaide-place, Ix»ndon-bridge ; an ...
... Cover• Mr. John Henry Ailikiai Lincoln's-inn; Mr. Stevens '■~>™ J''-hridfre; and in the country of i' r ' n • r Charles Hall, solicitor, UUJ I UiKley, auctioneer, I ppingham ; and at iff , pars; ~ f HOTEL BEDFORD, Paris.— lie has ~'.? ' n,onn ...
... Whittaker, for the purposeeither ef having the contract rescinded, or some relief way of compensation.—Mr. Anderdon and Mr. Charles Hall appeared for the plaintiffs. Mr. Russell and Mr. Chandless for the defendants. His Honour, after reading the particulars ...
... June 10 & July at 10, at Leeds Ct. Sols., Fiddev, Paper-build., Temple, & Barr & Co., Leeds; off. assig., Young, Leeds. Charles Hall, Uxbridge, grocer, June at IJ, & July 6 at 11, at Basinghall-st. Sol., Roberts, Temple-chamb.: eff. assig., Caiman. Bi ...
... Captains NV. B. Hends, 1I.XS. Agincourt; J. NV Carter, H.M.S. Caledonia; SirT. Maitland, C.B., ILM.S. Impregnable; 0 Commander Charles Hall, and Win. Eastlake, Lsq., Offtciating e Judge Advocate. The prisoners were desired to bh present at the reading of thecharge ...
... sinlinist to her Majesty Queen Victoria), the distingeiohed English violinist Mr. Blagrove, the celebrated M. Vivier, Charles Halle, Herr Sehuloff; M. Alexander Billet, Iiacistes. 'le follnwinig artistos are asoe engaged : Aeglois, Arban, Bolter, Band ...