... Henry Joseph Cork Charles Chaplin ,n ciaike CotteriM Samuel penter Samuel ,?ke Joseph oke John ...

... Esq., of Brownsover-hall, Warwickshire, and of Guilsborough, Northamptonshire. On Sunday last, at Exhall Church, Mr, Charles Chaplin, of Exhall, to Miss Elizabeth Spencer, of Bedworth. On Wednesday, Mr. William Hawkes, merchant, Birmingham, to Miss Hannah ...

... Nicholas* Church. Warwick, Mr. John J«»nes, to Miss Ann Colliiigliouruc, both thin City. Sunday week, at Fxliall Chun* i, Mr. Charles Chaplin, of Kxhall, Miss Fiizahefh Spencer, Hcdwoitii. Oil .lay the 11th ir»*-t., at in this county, • (l»y Rtv. 11. Riching** ...

... Royal llotki.. —.Mr. anil Mrs. Charles BclHirs, from II.ill.: Cheshire; Rev. Gilbert Wtv.t; Mrs. Temple West; Mr. Bruce CY.rstairs; Rev. J. Ijeyworth; Mr. nuil Mrs. James Mos ...

... much injury in the spine, such as would caused by heavy weight falling hhn, and which would be su&eient cause death.— Charles Chaplin was Work with the deceased at Grove Park on Friday. Just before the accident happened, witness was engaged removing rubbish ...

... DEPARTURES. The Royal Hotel. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bellurs, from Marple Cheshire; Rev. Gilbert Went; Mrs. Temple West; Mr. Bruce Cnrstuirs; Rev. J. Mr. and Mrs. James Moss; Mr. G. Gordon; Mr. Charles Siiitb; Mr. Chaplin. Tub Lansdownk.— Mr. and Mrs. Iljr Scyiner ...

... , L. Hodges, M.P., John Wilks Esq. M.P., George R. Robinson, M-P, Edward Sheldon, Esq.M.P, Edward Holland! Ksq. M.P„ Charles Chaplin, Esq., Colonel Le Conteur, Richard Preston, Esq., and a highly influential and numerous attendance of landowners farmers ...

... been forwarded to the fund of the Lincoln and Lindsey Agricultural Protection Society : —Colonel Sibthorp, M.P., £50; Charles Chaplin. Esq., £20; R. A. Christopher. Esq.. £20; Christopher Turner, Esq., M.P., Sir John Beckett, Bart., £20; Henry Thorold ...

... Saturday evening last, about twelve o'clock, an accident happened to a poor industrious man, of the name As he was of Charles Chaplin, residing at 44, Dudley Street. crossing Pershore Street to go home, one of Mr. Waddeil’s cars came in contact with him ...

... Sheriff decided that such motion irrelevant to the purpose of the meeting, and it was drawn.—Mr. Healy then called upon Charles Chaplin, M. P. for the county, to afford the meeting an of ascertaining whether the Petition would receive hearty and zealous ...

... William Welis, of Redleaf, Esa. Li icestershire —Charles Neville, of Holt ; Thomas Frewen Turner, of Cold Overton ; and William Hemck, of Peaumanor, Esqrs. Earle Welby, of Allington Hall ; Charles Chaplin, of Blankney, Esqrs. ; and Sir Mon- tague John Cholmeley ...

... his hand, and threatening to put ball through him, and with putting him In fear of his life. Mr. Neale, John Smith, and Charles Chaplin, were examined in support the information, and Thos. Smith, for the defendant. The Magistrates ordered the defendant to ...