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... appellant it Charles Chaplin, Elqj proprietor of a very confi. derable landed eltate at Kylolmc and Grange Lyngl, in Lincolnlhire. The lands originally belonged a monaftry, and upon the tupprelßon of the religious houfes, were granted to Charles Brandon, ...
... Law in that TnlrerCly.—Saturxlay, Caleb Lomax, his Childwickbmy, near St. Alban’s.—Tflefdav, Mrs. Clv.tplin, wife of Charles Chaplin, of Tathwell, Lincainfhifc Same day, at liis feat near Guildford, in Surry, Henry Auften, Elq.--Lately, Cumbennere, it ...
... Ha.rilbiV, Clerk., A. of St. John’s College, Cambridge, and Chaplin Lord Waldcgrave, Rcftor of StantbriJge, EflTer, to hold the Reflury Thorpe Morieux - , in Suffolk. On Friday the Rev. Charles Cornwallis, was prcfented the Rev. Mr. Ponnercaw, of Chi id ...
... Reyncll, gent. vice who is be:ng nt without leave —To be evfiens. aitto, Charles Dale: mple, from the S4th foot. William Caaticld, gent —To be erfi g6rb dito, Exfign Acton Chaplin, from the 634 foot.- be tenant. 49 oy James Carr, gente —To he enfign. eth ...
... Esq; to Miss Chaplin, Daughter and Heiress to the late Sir John Chaplin, of the County of Lincoln, an amiable young Lady with a large Fortune; after the Ceremony they set out for their Seat near Coventry. On Thurfday lait the Rev. Charles Tough, M. A. ...
... Arthur Manclark. Success, Thomas Manclark; Elizabeth, John Hills ; Sarah and Elizabeth, John Chaplin. Sandwich.]Isle of Thanct, George Covel; Su- sannah, Charles Steward ; St. George, Andrew Wootton. Milton,] William, Wm. Page. High-water at Whitftable ...
... Coasters Cleared Inwards. Milton.] Prosperous, Wm. Stonestreet. Coasters cleared Outwards. Rochester.] Sarah and Elizabeth, John Chaplin. John and Ann, Arthur Manclark; Success; Thomas Manclark. Milton.] William, Thomas Greenstead. Faversham.] Success, John Adams; ...
... Britain. And he had this Day the Honour to kifs his Majelty's Hand upon that Occafion. The King has been pleafed to grant unto Charles Sheffield, of Nor. manby in the County of Lincoln. Efq; and the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully begotten, the Dignity of a ...
... Hoare, only lon of the late Richard Hoare, Efq; Boreham, in-E/Tex, Wednefday, Bath, Lady Chaplin, wife of Charles Gregory Wade, Efq; of Warwick. Friday, Charles Wilkins, of North Audley-llreet. T S Ai \° give c E, «A 1 the next General Quarter of the ...
... afflifled deafnefs.and complaint, and by taking Dr. Btodutn Nervous Cordial was cured, Ftb. 20, 1794> RESTORATION OF SIGHT. Wm, Chaplin, of Maidftone, fon of ferjeant in the militia, was entirely blind; taking Dr. Orodum*s NervoUs Cordial was reftored. N. B ...
... exchonges. , 14°5 dito, Charles Roberts to beenfign, by purchate, vice Joner, who retires, 41! dite, Liewtenant ———- Aylmer, from the 85th foot, Tob ca ptain, by vice Letheriand, w! o retires, 434 . , i infians George ‘Themas Hesvilock, Charles Byguave, ——-— Stanton ...
... Bart. Itallogle of Pembroke. Sir William Owen, Bart. Oolaty of Wolk. Rowland Holt, Thomas Charles Bunburb Eters. llormigh of Bye. The Right Honourable Charles Cornwallis, l . 43; commonly called Lord Vifcount Brom HenryH e, The Honourable Cornwallis ...