... 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 ...

... and result of the stirring scene at the Commission Court between the President and Sir Charles Russell. One of the most precise was to the effect that Sir Charles had thrown down his ]>apers in a passion, that he had immediately left the court, and that ...

... option, shorter parliaments, and the payment of members. In the evening Sir Charles addressed a crowded meeting in 'the Baptist Chapel. Mr. Blake, ex-M.P., presided. Sir Charles, having acknowledged the warmth of his reception, again dwelt on the prospect ...

... the matter. There are notices of 58 motions to reduce votes in Supply, and of these are moved Conservatives, viz., six Lord Charles Beresford, five by Mr. Uanbury, two by Mr. Jennings, and one by Mr. Aird. Mr. Bradlaugh, now styled the member for India, ...

... Treaty, the GOODWILL of the Old-established BUSINESS formerly for very many years passed carried on Mr. Thomas Chaplin, trading as Chaplin and Son, 25, Bristol Road, Birmingham. Plenty of orders on hand, and a wide and influential connection in monumental ...

... protested against the suggestion that the Government were thereby opening up a general system of griduated taxation.—Mr. Chaplin regarded the proposals of the Government as opening up questions of the largest character, and complained that they would ...

... of a gold and silver standard of coinage. The deputation, which is to be received on Thursday next, will be introduced Mr. Chaplin, and will include the Dukes of Richmond, Northumberland, and Portland, the Marquis of Abergavenny, Earls Radnor, Fortescuo ...

... question as bimetallism should not be disposed of at an evening Bitting on the very day of the Whitsuntide adjournment, Mr. Chaplin. I am informed, intends to press forward his motion, with the highest hope of securing it effective hearing. Among the di ...

... heard about it. Sir Charles Dilke left London this morning for Paris, where he stays about a week, whcnce proceeds Royat, and returns to England at the beginning of July. Half a guinea is to charged for the authorised version Sir Charles Russell s speech ...

... with by Mr. Chaplin, in favour of the motion being discussed Monday instead of on the evening of the adjournment, are being considered by Mr. Smith and his leading colleagues to-night. learn that certain influential friends of Sir Charles Dilke, who have ...

... reading of the Board Agriculture Bill. This measure will provide Mr. 11. Chaplin, the bi-metallist, with a much-desired seat in the Government. Between Lord Randolph and Mr. Chaplin there is and has been serious feud, and the lord will not lose the opportunity ...