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... Miss Cary-Elwes Miss Mr L Lindsay Mr Miss Mr F Fitz-Herberfc Miss Tomkiuson Miss Cave Mr Scrope Mr Ellis Mr Langford Mr Charles E Chaplin Mr Miss Stourton Mr Moreton Mr Mr Meade Mr Drummond Miss Bowden Mr Mr Petre O’Clery Mr Mrs Hurlbert many others Mr Lady ...
... 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 ...
... on. In arranging that there shall an evening kitting on Tuesday, the 4tli of June, the Government have given pledge to Mr. Chaplin do what they can to make and keep a House. In view I of tiie limited attraction the debate there is some uncertainty to whether ...
... development, and reeult tbe etimog scene the Commission Court between the President nod Sir Charles Russell. One of the most precise was to the effect that Sir Charles had thrown down bin papers in paemon, that he had immediately left the Court, and that intended ...
... Regiment. DRrUNK AND DISORDERLY.—At the Melton Mowbray Police Station on Tuesday before Mr. C. W. Chaplin (in the chair), and Mr. R. Dalgliesh, Charles Bostock, of Melton, was charged by P’.c. Cregan with being drunk and disorderly at Melton on the previous ...
... B. and Mr. Gill and Mir Gill, Mn. Sheriff, Mr. Calverley, Ms Lionel Boyle and the Mixon. Pulteney, Mr. Putsch Cooper, Mr. Chaplin, Mn. Singleton and the Misses- Singleton, We. Townshend Wilson and Mires Wien Mr. and Ms Welby and Mir Welby, fjord Ames•and ...
... property of the Duke of Portland, won the Newmarket Stakes, of 7,500 sovereigns, on Wednesday. This horse, which is by Mr. Chaplin's Galopin, said have already this season won for its owner over £30,000. Coobal Socn.TY.—The annual meeting of the Mel-. ton ...
... common or ecclesiastical law. Kemp declined to attend the court, aud defied both Bishop and Vicar. Lord Charles Beresford at Nottingham.—Lord Charles Beresford, M.P., visited Nottingham on Wednesday, for the purpose of formally opening the Southern Division ...
... Biallaism. One Is tempted to ask if km a oregad word for Protection, an d amo asa t 3 pia their hearts on their Ma peek .s as Mr. Chaplin of Bimetallism want to reslaas sMk of Os of silver to that of occupied 1873. It is all fur Mr. am& to talk 10,0001. worth ...
... into the administration of India. _____ • r -- is announced that Mr. Gladstone intends to take part in the debate on Mr. Chaplin's motion on bi-metallism, on Tuesday next. No final decision has yet been come to upon the suggestion made by the First Lord ...
... chair WY occa• pied by the Rev. W. Wilkinson, rector. The retiring churchwardens were Mr. K Watts and Mr. C. W. Chaplin. Mr. C. W. Chaplin re-elected as rector'. warden, and Mr. George Howitt ma parish warden. Auditor, Mr. H. Ward. The accounts were passed ...
... Board of Agricul- ture Bill, which he was inclined to regard as a means of making a comfortable post for his dire enemy, Mr. Chaplin. From this fray also Lord Randolph has retired, and the chances of the Bill becoming law have greatly improved. The division ...