... been pursed by her son and h daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Charles Mathsews, and y her loss will be sincerely lamented by a large circle ti of friends. - Mr Murray Carson is going on tour with Charles F Dillon's version of Bolphegor, the Mountebank, Ty ...

... . John Richards; 2nd, Charles Hack; 3rd. ti Charles Heodge. Bunch of wild flowers, by children under 14 rf yl are of ego-1st, W~illamn Tutchey,; 2ad, Albert Tutchey; 3rd, p Amids Choplia; 4th, Arthur Chaplin; 5th, Agnes Chaplin;i tlhr, Joseph Intchey ...

... Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs, J. W. Chaplin, Mir. and Mrs. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. B. Cookeon, Captain Coots, Captain and Airs. Jarrott, Mr. Gladstone, Sir Simeon Stuart, Miss Eva Stoart, Mr. Rooks, Mise Rooks, Miss Eden, Mr. E, Rooks, Lord Charles Beresford, ...

... nearly 200 sitting down to supper, Among those present were Mr Bailey (chairman. Bristol branch) and Mrs Bailey, Mr Frank Chaplin (vice-chairman), Mr J. Freeman (hon. treasurer), Mr E. Parry James (chairman of the U.X.C.T.A.) and Mrs Parry James), Mr and ...

... Davis, ard, John Flower; extra, ditto. CarrotS, let, W. Heaven, 2nd, Charles Hemborough. Parsoslps. 1st, W. Chaplain , 2nd, D. Webb, Srd, H. Heaven. Onions, lot, We H~unt, 2nd, W. Chaplin, 3rd, S. Yeeles. Turnips, let, J. Jones, .2nd, H. Heaven. Broad Beans ...

... Kidney beans-Iset, ir. Charles Walker; 2nd, Air. WV. becagle; 13rd, Mir. J. Pinnell; qth, Mru. F. Stlnchicomb. Tsrnipr-lst, Dlr. G. Polrll; 21nd, Mlr. Charles Davis; 3rd, ala'. ?? Alw-y. Carrots, long-l1t. Mr. C. Walker; 2nd, air. Charles Davis; 8rd, tli-. ...

... I saw much of Lady Mordaunt Was acquainted with Sir Charles Mordaunt Have frequently met him (Sir Charles Mordaunt) with his wife. In 1868 there was a pigeon match at Hurlingham, and I and Sir Charles Mt>rdaunt were captains for each county. Lady Mordaunt ...

... Institution :- to The Duke of Middlesex . .. ..Mr. FRANK STONE ek The Earl of ?? Mr. DUDLEY COSTELLO in Lord Wilmot ?? .. Mr. CHARLES DICKENS , Mr. ShedowlySofihead ?? DOUGLASJEROLD 5 Mr. Hardman. ?? .. Mr. rJOHN FORSSTEGG Sir Geoffrey Thonsoide Mr. MAlA LEMON ...

... faurt3onth volume with P well illustratod article on the works of .Javid Mprray.A R A, and another onthose of the late Uharles Chaplin, by Miss Hepworrh Dixon, It is kather absurd, thouzh, to sey that ?? the exhavagant ostentation of the Empire is a thing of ...

... grief is at lrast forcing the lbs dik .'ci a been brvl sstruggling skuli ,it lull of intense oaathos and feeling. W heU' ?? Charles Gogin's Maritana, Mrs. ii4ligs'l is ?? to hiwe,`.A MullntaT'e ~ tP~ U 0 eil'' y native land good ~isnbAsi EatevrdHO ...

... been subject to mylsughter on at disembarkation for the peast r3venteen years. Dealing re with the contention raised by Sir Charles Tapper 1 that the disea£e sopreds with rapidity where ko ib first appears, and that it cannot be cono:led, the r Board declare ...

... AND APPOINTSlINTS. Rev. John Thomas Athawes, M.A. ; Rector of Loughton Bucks. Patrons, Trinity College, Cambridge. Rev. Charles Baker, Currate-in-Charge of St. Jade's, Ulverston; Perpetual Cucrate of Statlock Bath - 12ev. . Barr' MA., Curate of St. John's ...