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... Sutton, Efq. eldeft fon of Sir Richard Sutton, Bart, of Norwood Park, In the fame county, to Mifs S. Chaplin, younger) daughter of the late Charles Chaplin, Efq. of Tathwell, Lincol nfliire. — Henry Deacon, Efq. ofthe Royal Artillery, to Mifs Lill, gran ...
... 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, ...
... Hops, in quality fuperior to the new, fetched only feventy fhtllings the cwt. At the fale of Rams belonging to the late Charles Chaplin, Efq; at Tathwell in the county of Lincoln, one of the capital fheep was purchafed by a Mr. Waleiby, at the enor- mous ...
... 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 ...
... by. Jury, before Judge Blackdone, Lincoln affixes, fn the year and the Jury, on two points of Taw, gave a verdid for Charles Chaplin, Efq. But Judge Blackftone, cxpreOing himfclfdiffatisfied with thair verdid, and making his report thereof to the Court ...
... e. William V’adn, of ; Nathaniel Palmer Johnlbn, of t.ougbborough; Henry Brearley, of Hinckley, Efqrs. lancolnjhire■ Charles Chaplin, of Blankney ; James Ncave, of Sktdbrooke; Samuel Graves, Spalding, Efqrs. Mon nouthjhtre. William Rees, of St. Bride’s ...
... Lady Te mpictown.-*—John Sutton, elq; eldett of Sir Richard Sutton, bart. Norwood-park, Norts, Md> Sophia Chaplin, VOimgcß late Charles Chaplin, ot Taihwcll, Lincolufhirc. Lieut. Colonel Hation, the 6611 i reg. foot, to Mils Hodges, daughter Jeremiah ...
... Hotkins, Bart. Kent. Edward Knatchbull, of Provender, Efq. Leiccflerjhire. William Vann, Belgr. ve, Efq. Lincclnjlire, Charles Chaplin, of Illaheney, Efq. Munmout/Jkire. VV. Rees, Si. Bride’s, lilq. Northumberland. Sir Henry Li.ldle, .rt. Northnmpton/htre ...
... DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE. CHARLES POULTON, AifER, in Broad-Street, READING, tperth'lly informs hit friends and the public; that he has foi fale a neat of painted drawing room two huffed rirh pea preen and twelve ditto elbow fix ditto window (tools, all ...
... Canal Office, Charles- street, St. James's Match 10, 1738 aujourncd Genera! Meeting of the Proprietors Canal will held at their Office Crnrles-ilreci, it. Square, London, f.n- Wednesday the inlt. The Chair 10 taken at one o'clock precifc.ly. Wm. HARRISON ...
... MR. CHARLES VVILLIAM BARKER, late of Banburv, in the Countv of Oxford, Mercer and Draper, having rcfigncd Bulir.efs in favour rf Meff.s. ARNOLD and BARTLETT, all Perfoni who ftood indebted to him previous to the 22 J Day of Auguft hft, ac requcfted to ...
... RED LION INN, HIGH WYCOMBE, CHARLES TINSON. HAVING long and unavoidably suffered great Inconvenience in the above Inn for want of Room, has at length been so fortunate as to possess himself of the adjoining Houses, which he has lately rebuilt, and by ...