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... ape, and who was sergeant major iu the West Norfolk Militia ; the deceased resided at the Militia Barrack*, Norwich. —Charles Chaplin identified the body of Sarah Gilding This witness stated that lie resided iu St. Stephen-street, Norwich, and was a boot ...
... Sophie Scott, Lady Mary Ward. Lady Theo. Acheson, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robarts, Mrs. Reginald Chaplin, Sir Samuel Scott, Bart., Hon. Charles Mills, Capt. Chaplin, Mr. Green, Mr. Guy Lucas. Mr. W. A. Broadwood's Party—Miss Mann, Miss B. Mann, Miss S. Mann ...
... W. !nekton, Colonel Wairond, Mr. Ainslie, Lord Barrington, Mr. Holmes, Mr. W. H. Smith, Lord Cranbrook, Lord Charles Beresford, Mr. Chaplin, 9:r Michael Hicks Beach, Mr. Howard Vincent, Earl Cadogan, Mr. Talbot., Mr. Sclater-Booth, Mr. Henry Manuers ...
... MR. CHAPLIN DEFEATED. Debate on Mr. Chaplin's amendment to the second reading of the Finance Bill was resumed in the House of Commons on the 10th inst. by Major Seeley, who declared himself a Free Trader, and said he hoped the House would have nothing ...
... In India, Sir Charles joined the Bengal Civil Service in 1844, and was for some time a member of the Legislative Council at Calcutta. He finally became a judge of the High Court of Calcutta, and did good work in that position. Sir Charles's eldest son ...
... Alfred Tatham, George Pikesley (two children), John Underwood, John Panter, the younger, David Sharp, Charles Holmes, Ebenezer Green, and Charles Spriggs, were summoned George Fellows, School Attendance Officer for Olney, for similar offences. —Mr. Fellows ...
... eye. Nicholls and Chaplin were also there, and held me. Richardgou tried to sneak my watch and chain, and Chaplin struck me.—Charles Peters deposed: I was in the Swan Inn, Olney, on the night in question, when Richardson and Chaplin came into the club ...
... Prose. which obviates a less frequent recourse to the dictionary than dues foreign rhyme or blank verse. MR. CHAPLIN AND THE CORN TAX. Mr. Chaplin has issued a long statement on the subject of the repeal of the corn tax. In the course of this be says the ...
... following members signed their declaration of acceptance of office; —Councillors C. A. Day, Eli Claridge, Charles Garratt, Harley Gates, Samuel Chaplin, with F. Bodley, Clerk. Mr. William Claridge occupied the chair, but upon the business commencing vacated ...
... Irishman, of Winslow, was summoned by Sergeant Chaplin for obstructing P.C. Orme in the execution of his duty on the !7th of June last. The defendant did swimmer, and the swim of the summons was by Sergeant Chaplin. The evidence of .0. having been beard, the ...
... on his daughter, Lady Cowley ; £30,000 on his daughter, Mrs. Fairfax ; £30,000 on his daughter, Mrs. Chaplin ; and £70,000 on his eldest eon Charles. All his shares (not debentures) in Wilson and Sons are to be held in trust for his wife and their sons ...
... of the late Mr. R. Chaplin, bequeathed to her step-sister Jessie Chaplin LIM, to a nurse Adeline Smith £2O, to Dorothy and Margery Duke in remembrance of their father's kindness at Cannes, £lO each; and to her sister Florence Chaplin her shares, stocks ...