... MEBS BS. CHAPLIN AND 00 NKW BOAT «• ADVANOK.” to to* of kMti •omp«»ition and Co. are datumiaad to >ll in their power to bnar goods to th» Island expeditiooslj as Mwible, and to thia end hare added rery nice , b ...

... Mr. Chaplin is not in favour of the death duties. lie would ehanee his mind if he were appointed to a cemetery. - - - • The Wheel Tax is definitely abandouetL The siege of tints rained this time for good and all. The National Liberal Club Ins made Mr ...

... AND TIMES FRIDAY MAY CURRENCY QUESTION oI':T' Mil CHAPLIN convened auspices of metallic was in Hall Mechanics’ consideration of curreuey in its labour presided and those vers Viscount MP Hon Hy Chaplin MP Mr lly MP Mr Geo MP of (Mr F J High Sheriff of ...

... LONDON LETTER. ME CHAPLIN'S MOTION. MB GLADSTONE'S YACHTING CECI3E. LORD B. CHURCHILL AND PARNELL. Loxsos, Thursday Night. I Sad tha Conservative party are not united upon Chaplin's bi-metallie resolution, which ia to ba moved on Thursday, and that thsy ...

... Austrian Embassadors and the Dowager Duchess of Buccleuch arrived at Windsor Castle last evening, and dined with hex Majesty. Charles Lauri, a well-known pantomimist, and father of Lauri, of the Drury Lane Pantomimes,dit:d yesterday after a long illness. Notices ...

... hear that Morglay is a certain runner for tilt Derby, and that Mr L. de Rothschild will claim the services of F. Barrett. Mr Charles Had. the wall knoifrn bookmaker, who recently returned from Monte Carlo, died some- what suddenly a h's London residence at ...

... Allen, Long Eaton, t>erbyshire, lace manufacturers.—.Tames William Chaplin and George Hill Day, trading Chaplin and Day, 25, Bristol Road, Birmingham, stone and marble masons. Charles Frederick Brown and Richard William Jelf, trading C. F. Brown and Co ...

... will be acting ultra vires in attempting to deal with the matter. Lord Cadogan, Lord Hartington, the Duke of Richmond, Mr. Chaplin, and Mr. James Lowther are expected to take part in the proceedings, which the Prince of Wales is not unlikely to be present ...

... Uader the of AUGUSTUS HARRIS. ORGANISING COMMITTEE. l>ord Charles Bereaford, M.F. 1 Do Murietta, Kaq. Earl Grey. I Henry Oppenheiro, Esq. Colonel the Hon. O. Montagu I H. V. Higgina, Esq. Henry Chaplin, Kaq.,M.P. I SHASON win COMMENCE SATURDAY. May 18.1880 ...

... —Hev Tomlinson, AM, Dean’s Vicar; Rev W Stillman, Succentor; J Nnnu, A, L L B, Registrar to the Dean and Chapter. The Rev Charles Ovenden.B D, was elected the Prebendal Stall of Momnohenock, vacant he death of tho Rev Albert J Macdonogn, D. The Dean and ...

... Stanley, W. Ambrose, S. Ball, B. W. Beeles, J. Burford, G. Bullock, T. W. Bowman, W. ¥. Cleay, T. Chalk, J. Chaplin, W. J. Clark, J. A. Wootten, Charles Dawson, J. De Fraine, A. G. Ekin, Herbert Fordham, E. Few, Thos. Hayes, R. N. Ingle, F. A. Johneon, €. ...

... political change, Sir Charles Dilke sees in this proposal the tkin end of the wedge. Cumulative taxation will not be the rare experience in the future that it has been iu the past. A section of the Tories the calibre of Mr. H. Chaplin are greatly alarmed ...