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... assembly we nohced- The Stewards, Mr. Blewitt atid Mr, Gisborne Mrs Gis borne and party; Mr. Hall, M.P., Mrs. Hall, and Mr Charles Hall; the Messrs. Jones, of Laimrth Court, Madam Rio and Miss Jones; Mr. Waddington, ihe Countess La touche Waddington Mr. Coates ...
... to the House of Correction, there to keep him out of the way of temptation, for fourteen days. CHUEL ASSAULT ON A CHILD. Charles Hall, of the firm of Willmottand Hall, ship-builders in this port, was charged with having assaulted a little girl named Margaret ...
... Benjamin Hall, bait. The following gentlemen were then sworn as the GRAND JURY. Mr. Beniamin Marfell, Trostrev. foreman. Mr, Charles Hall, Nash Mr, John Phillips, Trostrey John Griffiths. Nash M. T. Smith, St.Woollos John Griiffths. Nash Ill. 'r. Smiib, St ...
... were charged with assault ing Mary Jones.—Each lady was ordered to pay a share o costs, or tosuffer 14 days' imprisonment. Charles Hall was summoned for non-pavment of f3. 12s wages alleged to be due to Johnstone Sloan.-Case dismisset John Hughes was charged ...
... THE CHOLERA. Mr. John Charles Hall, M.D,, of East Retford, in a letter in the Times, points out the route by which the Asiatic cholera is now advanciog towards us, and goes on to say— In writing this letter I have no wish to cause unnecessary alarm. I ...
... Lloyd, William Latch, Robert Young, James Watkins, John Evans, Edward Wood, Samuel Thomson Allen, William Loader, Esqrs. Charles Hall, The proclamation against vice having been read, the chair- man delivered his charge to the grand jury, which was not very ...
... sworn upon the GRAND JURY. Mr. ROBERT KDISEY JONFS, Newport, foreman. Mr. S. T. Hallen, Newport. Mr. Robert Young, Machen. Charles Hall,Newport. George Goode, Llanvihan- „ Llewellin Jenkins, gel Yestern Lewern. Charles King, Lloyd, Llanlilio P. James Keyte ...
... Shipping Intelligence. NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the week ending May 17. IMPORTS. CHARLES, Hall, Painbeouf, ballast.—Jeune Marie /g3V,Moyon, Nantes, flour. Eliza, Blamlv, Treport* jffiKlvTf our.—United, Woods, Jersey, potatoesLes Deux SBBabtreres ...
... sail could be taken off the ship. The above- mentioned unfortunate brig was nearly a new vessel, and the property of Mr. Charles Hall, of this port. She was partially insured. Some of the poor fellows who thus met an untimely fate, were men of Cardiff, ...
... ever since her death on terms ot criminal intimacy. The case was brought before the coroner's notice by the Rev. George Charles Hall, the lector of the parish, who, from circumstances which had come to his knowledge, refused to perform the burial service ...
... timber on the public wharf. By the jury His father kept his stock principally at the bon,led-yarl!. near the Sea-lock. Mr. Charles Hall, of Newport, formerly in paitnenhip with Mr. Willmett, said that he had been a practical ship- builder for 31 years, and ...
... [The following is,a copy of a letter received by Mr. Charles Hall, from Mr. C. Evans, master of the brig Silurian, of this port-1 Malaga, March tb, 1652. DEAlt Silt,—I am sorry to inform you that we have met with a sad disaster, in nearly losing the ...