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... Miss Sylvia Ernes, eldest daughter Mr. Josiah Eases, merchant, Binniugham. On the 17th ult. Diaries Chaplin, Eaq. M. P. tor Stamford, aud son Charles Chaplin, Esq. Member for the county of oln, Caroline, daughter of the iate Hon. Henry Fane, of Fulbeck DIED ...
... Sir John Hajrford Thorold, of Srstnn Hall, Bart.; Sir Gilbert SheffifMt«{ >ormanby Hall, Bart.; Charles Chaplin, Blaokßey, Esq. Ntrlhamplunthire—SW Charles Kni|;lilley of Fawiley Park, Bart, Sir George Kobinsion, of Craaterd, Bart, j R. Howard Vyse, of ...
... Rut: and iy the 85th seat of the Kight Honorable Lad ( si-ter to Br hi. ly Exeter , to the Marquis of E xeter, nd — of Charles Chaplin, Esc M P? the CG uty of Lintol: ately, on Pop s Quay, Cork, Mes. Anne Hard- of the late Harding Esq. after a jing rerimg ...
... of Stanton, Esq. - and ilham Tarbutt, Oysfan Hall, Esq. Lincolnshire.â Thomas Earle' Welbv, of Allin»ton Hall Esq ; Charles Chaplin, Blankney, Esq!*; and Si; I*l. J. Cholmeley, of Easton Hall, Barr. Northamptonshire.â Lewis Lloyd, erst one ⢠William ...
... Northamptonshire. On the 15th inst. at Marylahone Church, the Rev. Brook George Bridges, to Louisa, daughter of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq. of Blankney, Lincolnshire. OSATSCS. Saturday last, after a lingering illness, much regretted by large circle of ...
... thc-llrath, in this rouniy. | Wednesday se'nnight, the 28lh ult. at Ms seat niankney, near Stamford, after short Hlucss, 58, Charles Chaplin, F*q. one of the in Par-1 fur the County of l.iucoln. | On, the L'Sih nit. aged 54, Mrs. Facer, Welford, mucS regretted ...
... KadforU l-angtey. « On the loth inst. at Marylabone Church, ihe Brook George Bridges, to Louisa, daughter the late Charles Chaplin, Esq. of Blankney, Liuto nsliire. ifti, Suddenly, on Monday the 19th inst. in the 70th year of his age, Mr. Carter He ...
... Parliament. Mr. Charles Anderson Pelham, one the present Members, has announced hi* iiileuliim of again offering himself. club has been formed at Boston for promotin'* the return of Sir Robert Heron, and the friend's of Mr. Charles Chaplin canvassed this ...
... read to the meeting a correspondence which had taken place between himself and the Secretary of the London Association. Charles Chaplin, Esq., said the plan of the Central Association appeared to him to be far too extensive. He, therefore, proposed a resolution ...
... Hotel took place on Tuesday last. The affair was one of the most luxurious and elegant that has been known in Lincoln. Charles Chaplin, Esq., presided, and the Mayor (W. Marshall, Esq.,) filled tbe vice-chair. There were sixty-five gentlemen present —including ...
... proposed in his sttud. The show of hands was in favour the old members, and after a severe lecture had been read to Mr. Charles Chaplin for his absence, on many important questions, the opposition was abandoned, and as returned along with Sir W. A. Itigleb) ...
... K. A. Christopher, Esq.. M.P.; Sir M. Chblraeley, M.P.. *ir. J. Hclthorpe, the Hon. Sir. H. Dymoke, Sir Charles Anderson, Bart, Charles Chaplin, Esq., Banks Stanhope, Esq., Major Ellison, A. Bromhead, Esq., R. Seeley, Esq., J. G. S. Smith, Esq., the ...