The play was sent to Edward Hall a year later, and this young director quickly resolved to stage it.

The chronicle writer Edward Hall gave a somewhat different account.

Edward Hall (1498-1547) was an English chronicler and lawyer.

Their business then passed to Edward Hall, who continued bell-founding in the village until 1754.

Edward Hall mentions some of their positions in the army's advance from Newcastle.

Edward Hall, the director of the laboratory, says that archaeologists are keen to try out the new system.

The director is Edward Hall, and the casts are exclusively male actors.

Edward Hall wrote that Andrew encouraged his men during the fight with his whistle.

Her father, Edward Proper Hall, was a dentist and died from cancer before the age of 30.

Edward Hall had a background as a classical pianist and all of the family sang and played different instruments.