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... leave of the Duchess Marie, the Ducal family, and Duke Charles Edward and the Duchess of Albany, and left in the afternoon, attended by Major-General Sir Stanley Clarke, for London. Duke Charles Edward returned with his mother the same evening to Potsdam ...
... Hatfeild Harter—Two sugarcastors. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leveson-Qower—Two breakfast dishes and stands. The Bishop of Chichester—Gold and glass vase. Mr. Joscelin© Grant—Tub. Mrs. Grant—Silver scent-bottle. Miss Chaplin—Tea-service. Rev. G. and Mrs. Grepc—Silver ...
... A. E. Peters, the Works Superintendent. Many congratulations have been offered to Miss Kathleen Chaplin, of New Bradwell, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin, drapers, of Wolverton and New Brad well, upon her recent success in elocution. She has won the ...
... position, and it has been resolved mark bis departure from the town, which takes place once, with a dinner. Mb. Chaplin’s Ahindment.—Mr. Chaplin’s amendment to the Address to the Queen, was defeated by 251 200. In the majority were the following members ...
... same village, for using threats towards him, at Hardwick, on the 24th May. There was cross-summons, in which John Hughes and Charles Hughes were charged with beating and assaulting William Bates, at the same time and place.—From evidence, it appeared that ...
... give a penetrating >lu ...
... Douglas Pennant, ! Mr Charles B. Balfnur. Sir Augustus and Lailv Stephenson ami Miss Stephenson, Sir I Charles Hall, the Sub-Dean of the Chapel* Royal, Mr. Eustace Balfour, Mr. Edward Bonverie. Mr. Cecil Chaplin, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Chaplin, Mr, and Mm. A. Fite ...
... Fitzroy—Silver miattineer Eric Chmlin—Silver and tortoiseshell paper knife Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chaplin—Silver coffee pot Frank Chaplin—Breakfast service Ver. and Miss Chaplin—Silveromonted inkstand and blotting peel The ltiwiager Lady Penrhyn—Travelling clock Mr ...
... Guards), dated September 14, 1914. Henry Cecil Charles Beaumont (late Lieutenant Imperial yeomanry), dated October 3, The undermentioned to Lieutenants ‘.tom;,, porary); Norman Mackinnon, dated 14, 1914. Veil© Chaplin, dated September 14, 1914. Frank Harry Reginald ...
... with this hymn •>ook. He termed it the mirror of the evangelical revival.’* The hymn book was written by John Wesley and Charles Wesley found the tunes, whilst some of the hymns were collected from writers admired. The lecturer said they would all agree ...
... proof the rate had been demanded. Breach of the Highway Act.—William Pipkin, of Great Horwood, was charged by Police-Sergeant Chaplin with having on the 12th of April instant allowed his donkey and cart to on the wrong side the highway, no important person ...
... .. 4 P.C. Gibbons, Marsh L. Knibbs 0 P.C. Houlett. c March, b Billington P.C. Taylor, not out . P.C. Cooper, c Chaplin, b Billingtou Extras 0 b L. Knibbe 9 b Luard 4 ..4 b Reed 1 .. 6 Extras 2 6B N'OETH BECKS CRICKET LEAGUE. DRAYTON PARSLOW ...