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... SUBMISSI ON. WHFREAS I CHARLES CHAPLIN, of Kenilworth, Bricklayer, did, without any Provocation, ASSAULT Mrs. Mary Gibberd and feveral other Perfons, on the Evening of Tuefdiy the 28th of July latt, as they were peaceably returning from the Proteftant ...
... Louth, Lincolnlhirc, Charles Chaplin, jun. Efij. l'on of Charles Chaplin, Elq. that place. was buried on Friday the 14th, and the next morning the difconfolatc family •xpcricnccd a Hill feverer trial on the l'udden death of Charles ...
... annual Parliaments, bu* were thpughf the M.igiitrate be, feditious and treafbnnbie. At this fale rams belonging the late Charles Chaplin, Efq. at Tathwell in tne My Lincoln, one of the capital fheep waspurchafed a Mr. Wrdefoy, at the enormous 7+ l. 6i. which ...
... tale 'of rams, belonging to the late Charles Chaplin, Erg. At Tathwell, Lineolnfhire (as • Mentioned ityour fome refle&ions having been 'upon this - flock bi foi4ie of 'the.Leicefterfhire Top Club,l‘,/fr. Thomas Chaplin ftopped the au.dtion .for a few minutes ...
... Wilkins, printer, Derby, to Mils Porter, of Little Raton, near that place. Acthe Auétion fale of rams, Jate the property of Charles Chaplin, Etg. of Tathweli, Linccin- thire, which took place laft week, one three-fhear ram fold for one hundred and fixty-fix ...
... Exchequer. The appellant is C. Chaplin, proprietor of very confideiahle landed Ryfolme and Grange de in nfhire. The lands originally belonged a monaflery, and upon the fuppreflion ot the honfes, were granted to Charles Brandon, Duke Suffolk, fcy Henry ...
... who Lppmed unfortunaiely to be a ‘partaker in the boyilh caprice of ihe evening., - ! We are informed that a fervam of Charles Chaplin, Efg. of Blankney, near Lineon, 2 few days.ago (hot an eagle. 1t was wounded in the wing, and wheo tlie man went to (ake ...
... Bart. Leicefferithire. Charles Grave Hudfon, of Wanlip ; William Vann, of fielgrave ; Thontaa Vowe, of Hallerton, Efqrs. Lincolofhire. George William Johnfton, of Withitm on the Hill ; Henry Hare Hart, of Lfr.verton; Charles Chaplin, of Illankney, Efqrs ...
... the Town of Northampton, on \Mandllay, the I,4th Day of Octubcr Inft.at Ten o'Clock In the Forenoon. - • C.O. GRAY,' ; A. CHAPLIN, f P °ll c.. - Odober IT, 1792. - . Orand . Yunaion Canal. , is hereby . given; That a General Meeting of the Subfcribers ...
... Navigation. . A LA. CALL of Fivr Pounds per Cent. on each-and. every Share in this 'Navigation, is direeted to be paid to Mr. Charles H. Aunt, the *Freafurcr, at Stratford, on or before the Firft Day of July next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. • • - By ...
... Guildhall,——l6. Fraucis Lowther, and Dinab Powvell, Widow, of Biiftol, Ditiflers, at the Nag's Head Tavern in Sriflels —_l7. Charles Blyde, late of Long-Acre, Middlefex, Cofice man, at Guildhall, London, ——l9. Ropert Lloyd and William St plordy of Chefter ...
... Mifs Clark, of Chiltonfarm.—Monday, at Edith-wefton, in Rutlandfhire, Capt. Francis Chaplin, of the Blues, to Mifs Chaplin, only daughter of the Right Hon: Lady Betty Chaplin. DIED.] On Wednefday, at Lichfield, Mrs Vyfe, relia of the late Rev. Mr. Archdeacon ...