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... To CHARLES CHAPLIN, Esq., Tathauell near ??? SIR, my Return Home on Tuefdav laft, I faw your Letter, to me, the of Auguft, in the I jcefter Paper the in which you are pleafed to the extraordinary Art made of in the Exhibition of tit t-i Stock Difhley ...
... T MAR S H LAND. ESTATES of the late CHARLES - CHAPLIN, Efq. fituate at WRANGLE and To be SOLD by AUCTION, IN LOTS, At the Times and Places after exprefled, Under the rejpeciive Conditions to be produced at the Timet of Sale : WRANGLE ESTATE. At the White ...
... BALL at LINCOLN, Fpr the ENCOURAGEMENT of The ILmcolnfl)t'it LADY THOROLD, Patrt*, ANDERSON _ CHARLES CHAPLIN, Efq. Stewards. THE BALL will given at the ASSEMBLY-ROOM, ABOVE-HILL, at LINCOLN, CM WEDNESDAY the of OCTOBER InffiJ the UF-ual Condjfions, Ladies ...
... To CHARLES CHAPLIN, Tathwell, • Lincolnjhire. S I R, YOUR Letrer the of September, arrdrefled to the Gentlemen who attended at Parmey, I have noticed fooner, hut that I waited for Information telative what Ranis you have had from this County; a Bufinefs ...
... BALL Ay, LINCOLN, For the E»ci ...
... Manners, Robert Vyner, Gonville Bromhead, Charles Pelham, THomas Trollope, Willoughby Wood, Hinman Allenby, John Harrison Humphrey Sibthorpe, M.D. Charles Chaplin, of Tathwell, Robert Petrie, M.D. Charles Chaplin, of Blankney, Edmund Laycock ...
... Lincolnfhire, Charles Chaplin, jun. Efq; fecond fon of Charles Chaplin, Eiq; of that place. He was buried on Friday the 14th, and the next morning the difconfolate family experienced a ftill feverer trial by the fudden death of Charles ...
... MrCoatCs's black filly, Charlotte, arul Mr Stanhope's man colt, (l.inemead. To-morrow, 501. for live years old hoifes,&c. Mr Charles Chaplin 'schefnut horfe, Little John ; Mr Alcock's bay mare. Mils Wicked ; and Mr Law's bay niare, Camilla. Thurfday, 501. for ...
... SUBMISSI ON. WHFREAS I CHARLES CHAPLIN, of Kenilworth, Bricklayer, did, without any Provocation, ASSAULT Mrs. Mary Gibberd and feveral other Perfons, on the Evening of Tuefdiy the 28th of July latt, as they were peaceably returning from the Proteftant ...
... K'Acr, were A 1 , i Mr. Mr.C.ivr, Mr. Haycock, and Mr. elected Capital of this borough. A few days since was married, Charles Chaplin, Esq; (nephew to the Right Hon. the Earl of Exeter) to Miss Taylor, of Lincoln, a most accomplished young lady, with a ...
... e, Peter Pegge, of Beauclief; Herbert Greensmith, of Priory; Benjamin Ward, of Wil- lington, Efqrs.â Lincolnfhire, Charles Chaplin, of Blankney ; James Neave, of Skidbrodke ; Samuel Graves, of Spalding, Efqrs.â Yorklhire, Sir Thomas Turner Slinglby ...
... Efqrs. Leicefterfhire. Charles Graves Hudfon, of Wan- lip ; William Vann, of Belgrave ; Thomas Vowe, of Hallerton, Efqrs. Lincoln Shire. George William Johnfon, of Wi- tham on the Hill ; Henry Hare Hart, of Le- verton ; Charles Chaplin, ofßlankney, Efqrs ...