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... will publish at the end of this month.-Acadeny. A new and cheaper edition of Child Life in Japan, by the late Mrs. M. C, Chaplin Ayrton, is being published by Messrs. Griffith, FFarran, and Co. It was originally issued ten years ago, and in its then expensive ...
... native of Southwick;- seamen, Albert Bines, 37, native of Brightinogsea, Essex; Charles McLeod, 46, native of America; Samuel Ver- ney, 46, native of Grimsby; and Charles Harrison, 33. native of Grimsby. Hands was a married man, and leaves a large family ...
... House, Nbtwich; and Mr. Charles Dor- man, Lanrie~ar;k Sydenainm. The English Horse Show Society limited has for' its representatives Lord Alfred Fitzroy, Grosvenor-plaoe,L.ondoai; Lord Alexander Bget, Tarporley, Cheshire; Sir Charles Pigott, Bart., Weo- hamu ...
... Continent. The Queen has commissioned Miss Chaplin, whose I models of animals in terra-cotta have attracted favourable, attention both from artists and the public, to execute a 1 portrait of one of her collies. Miss Chaplin had the honour of submitting some sketches ...
... House of Lurd. Mr. Ca-,dwell will he asked, what are the rites and ceremonies observed at the initiation of a Dru11. Mr. Chaplin, or Mr. Merry, will be asked to tavoer the House with scuse private information as t the respectivec merits of the leading ...
... ;Baron Aston. The four entries in the yearling bhlls were hig-l bred animals, the premier position heing obtained by 'Mr. Charles R. Fieldseid, Kirmnond, Mfarket slan, anld the second bv Mr. F. J. S. Foljaumbe, -M.P. The au jority of thi exhibits in thc ...
... has been filled byl the appointnient of Mr. Charles Kennedy. That caused bv -Mr. Giva's death in January last has not yet been filled ap. THE SALVATION ARMnY FARM COLONNY. VISIT BY MR:[R, CHEUPLIN. , Mr. Chaplin. PresidenPt of the Local Government Bvard ...
... by hanging. 3 Mr. William A. Russell, of Magdalen Hfall, oOxford, has been appointed Principal of Pooua College. a Ensign Chaplin, who greatly distinguished him- r self before the Taku forte, has been promoted to a lieu- tenancy, without purchace, in the ...
... prove attractive to the countless admirers of the great psovelasc's mirth-provoking story. To the Men of Action' series M. Charles Oman has just con~tributed a much-needed monograph on' Wsxrs runE F.rne-Maxsn; whilst Sir William Hunter has added a symupathetic ...
... ? publishers have been busy with works relating to the late Hon. Charles Sumner. Tb volunses issued include a Eulogy, by the lion, find Sclsurs; a Life, by .1. ascii LV. I). Chaplin e, ?? I mona1 from the city of Boston; and Prophetic Yr'iresy ...
... regulation* against the iairodaction uf infected animals Into this country finda abvng advocate in Mr. W. E. Bear, auder 'Mr. Chaplin the (kittle Trade;* Mr. Sidney J. Low di*ra?*ai on th* .whole pleasantly The Ouneolations of M. Ranan;* Mr. Basil Thomsot ...
... RobinsonIansdowne-street,]EHull; dent 2, Charles lbwler, High-street, Lincoln. mareor eldngexceeding- 14 hands and not exceeding 15 tebns2inches in height, Mrs. J. Robinson, Coltman-street, Hull; 2, later Charles Fowler, High-streot, Lincoln. Hosai anessxceig ...