Hall, Samuel

CARTER, F.S.A., English art and literary critic, born May 9, 1800. After a considerable literary experience, he established, in 1839, the Art Journal, which stood at the head of its cla , and had considerable influence on the progre of British art. H. was also the editor of the Book of Gems, Book of British Ballads, Baronial Halls of England, . Died March 16, 1889.His wife, Anna M. F. H., born in Dublin, Jan. 6, 1800, was a voluminous novelist and story writer, her work including Sketches of Irish Character; Tales of the Irish Peasantry, The French Refugee, . Died Jan. 30, 1881. Hall, in Georgia, a N. co.; area, about 497 sq. m. RieChattahoochee, Chest a tee, and Oconee rivers. Surface, extremely diversified; soil, fertile. Min. Gold, diamonds, silver, lead, rubies, emeralds, and amethysts. Cap. Gainesville. Pop. (1890) 18,047. IMG:content-0505.png:[graphic] ers. Hall, in Nebraska , a central co.; area , about 552 m. Rivers. Nebraska or Platte river, and many of its tributaries. Surface, undulating; soil , fertile. Cap . Grand Island. Pop . (1890) 16,513.