... love for his son are the outstanding points in this picture, which stars Hobart Bosworth. Eugenia. Gilbert, and Charles Delaney. A Charlie Chaplin comedy, Dog’s Life,” and another humorous item, entitled ’■ Watch It.” make up the programme. The story of Court ...

... Lord Henry Sentmck, the last of whom did more than arione else to establish the foxhound breed as we know • It today. Mr. Chaplin. in later years assisted by other gentlemen. remained Master of the Ellankney Hunt until 1885. From then until the First World ...

... Mr. Chaplin's previous total. A large number of meetings are being arranged, and the organisation of both parties is looked upon being well-nigh perfect. The issue of the writ is eagerly anticipated. As will be seen in another column, Mr. Chaplin opened ...

... declared at yesterday (Friday), follows : Right Hon. H. Chaplin (C) .. W. S. Fas Majority for Chaplin .. 907 The result was received with ringing cheers. In thanking his supporters, Mr. Chaplin said that never had he part iu an election in which his opponents ...

... with the Blankney, then under the Mastership of Mr. Henry Chaplin ; and in 188G Major Tempest himself became Master in succession to Lord Lonsaale. If memory serves us, Lord Lonsdale gave Mr. Chaplin .£3,600 for the hounds, which he took to the Woodland Pytchley ...

... was confident, if health was spared to Mr. Chaplin, the Sleaford Division would be honoured having him as their representative. (Cheers.) Mr. W. P. Thompsou subsequently proposed health of Mr. Henry Chaplin, remarking that, as an agricultural representative ...

... 6.30 p.m.. Solemn Evenxnig. Sermon, and J’reachev: Rev. Victor Daws. ItCII WITARF BOAD. preacher. To-morrow, at ii and C: CHAPLIN April 15th, RUMMAGE SALE in SrHoor.. If F:iei\ds having Jumble for disposal will acquaint Mrs. (iEr, Maulhorpe Hoad, such ...

... Henry Chaplin addressed a meeting of the electors the Hlcaford Division at Heckington on Wednesday night. Mr. E. H. Godson presided. County Court.—On Saturday, before his Honour Sir Sheraton Baker, John Green, blacksmith, Kvrae, sued Charles Gray, horse ...

... humorous trio, Messrs. E. Burton. A. Holmes, and F. Southern; sketches, “Mixed Pickles.” Mr. Smith. Grump; Mr. F, Southern, Charles Golightly; Miss Lee, Clara Grumpy ; Miss Delmar. Lucy Allsort?; My Mother-in-law,”—Mr. J. Southern, Charley Dolphin-. Miss ...

... and Mrs. Chaplin, the Cottage, presented the Church with handsome stone structure the memory of their brother and sister. In 1399, beautifully-carved oak choir-stalls were placed the Church Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin, to the memory of their son, Charles. In 1898 ...

... resolved that the representation of the city should be contested in the Conservative interest the next general election. Colonel Chaplin the defeated Conservative candidate at the last election and a former member for Lincoln, will not oome forward; but it was ...

... Marchioness Blandford, the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, the Earl Weymouth, Lord and Lady Charles Beresford, Lady Marian Alford, Lady Thvnne, the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, MP., Lord Frederick Hamilton, Miss Ponsonby, Miss Maude Valerie White, H. C. Cust, Esq ...