... whoe Dame did not trannpirs; and the evidence went to show that it was himded over to a third man, a bet- tig man, narred Charles Hall. In eross examisation it came out ?? 30s. out ol 35M. belonged to Hall, and wap, in fact, his money. Mr. Williame, for ...

... and a woman who is the sister of his deceased wife. The case was brought before the coroner's notice by the Rev. George Charles Hall, the rector of the parish, who, from cir- cumstances which had come to his knowledge, refused to perform the burial service ...

... CRIMINAL CO. The business of the8]lroh sedssons of :bhe' 'etntral OAimin~al, court. wili GorD- 'mence'on Eonday, when Sir Charles H~all,: 1 .d-,the new tiecorder. will-pre- side'for the first timne in his ?? caps.- city. 't present there are betwee aud 70 ...

... East London Water. works Company v. Childs, which came on for hearing in the Lord Mayor's court on Tuesday, before Sir Charles Hall, QC.O, the lRecorder, raised a question oE some importince to water consumers, -The plaintiff coinpany sued the defec. ...

... since which time the latter had not been seen. Suspecting that the child had been destroyed, witness went to the house of Charles Halls, in Baddow-lane, and saw Mrs. Lorkin. He asked her if she had not lately been delivered of a male child; she replied that ...

... then removed from the dock. RECONCILED BUT PARTED. At the City of London sessions on| Wednesday, before the Iiocotder (Sir Charles Hall), ayonng man named Sidney Moses appealed against the sentence ef 21 davy' imprisonmenlt passed upon him for having assaulted ...

... Countess of Dud- ley, Earl and Countess of Dudley, Coun- tess Grosvenor, Earl of Hardwicke, Lord and Lady Wolverton, and Sir Charles Hall, QC., M.P. A CABINET COUNCIL was held at the Fereign office yesterday under the presi- dency of Lord Salisbury. The meeting ...

... Charles Henry, marine store dealer, ClevelandBstreat, Stepney, was fined 10. for two unjust weights found on his premises. Charles Hall, Maude's place, Mile-end-road, oilman, vwas flined 11. for having four deficient weights in his possessisn. William Hoffman ...

... Market-street, Fitzroy-square, was charged with stealing 501. in sovereigns, the noneys of Charles Hall, greengrocer, of No. 28, Upper Charlton-street.-Charles Hall, a little boy, son of the prosecutor, said that on Monday, whilst the 'prisoner was sweeping ...

... Drowned.-- MELANCHOLY DESTITUTION.-By Mr. Baker, at the King of Prussia, Cartwright street, Rosemary-lane, on the body of Charles Hall, aged seventy-seven, who died under the-following circum- stances of destitution :-Deceased was a vendor of lucifer matches ...

... by stabbing him, at Hollow~ay.-Prisoner was sentenced to three years' penal ser- vitude.- ILLNReSS Or' Tu RECORn.n-Sir Charles Hall, the Rzecorder, was taken suddenly ill after hearing some cases on Monday and was obligede to leave the bench and go home ...

... The mo- tber- then sent the prisoner to look for the child; she returned saying she could not find him. A little hOy, Charles Hall, came into Mrs. Thompson's shop, it Conway-street, Everton, and told her he had seen her child John with a yellow woman ...