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... inquest was held at the Rose Inn, Biggin street, before G, T. Thompson, Esq., Coroner for the borough, on the body of Charles Chaplin, aged 34 years. It appeared from the evidence, that the deceased was a sawyer by trade, and that on the Sunday night previous ...
... a sheep at Ringwould, the property of John Broadley, the elder.—Not Guilty. Charles Chaplin and Henry Filmer charged with stealing at Dover, bird-cage, the property of Charles Warwick.—Not true bill. John Holliday convicted of breaking into the dwellinghouse ...
... Frances, late Thomas Alexander. Esq. of Brighton. dens. On the 19th inst at St. Marylabonne Church, the cing Chaplin, son of the late Charles Chaplin, of BI to Caroline Horatia, 34 daughter of the lat e W. Ellic late On the 20th inst. at Brixton, H. Richards ...
... re-elected ; Mr. Wise elected the room of Mr. Browning, who has left Deal. * The subjoined obtained the votes specified :—Charles Chaplin, 27 : Richard Verrier, 25 ; Richard Castle, 24 ; Vincent Comwell, jun., 20 ; Stephen Pritchard, 17. Sawdwich.—Messrs. ...
... the late Charles Peile, Esq.—At Bucknall, Mr. Thos Jackson, of Stone, to Miss Elizabeth Slauey, of the same place. The bridegroom is in his sitty-thiril, and the bride in her cishtmith year. DEATHS.—At Blankey, near Lincoln, Charles Chaplin, Esq. M.P ...
... the Rev. Brook George Bridges non .»• - Brook Win. Bridges, Bart, of Gooduestone-park, Kent to i ! - iir of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq., of Blaukuey, in the Countv DIED. l«. Last week, at Cranbrook, Charlotte, only daughter of Mr Ti late Yalding, having ...
... house in King Street, after a short but very severe illness, in tl.eslHi year of his age, Robert Smith, M D. June 20, Mr. Charles Chaplin, of Maidstone, aged 58. the Inst, Claypole Re. lory, near Newark, after a very short Illness. Caroline, the beloved wife ...
... but Low Church and Infidelity, the latter getting the worst of it. 'f he subjoined obtained I the votes specified :—Charles Chaplin, 27; Richard Verrier. 15; Richard Castle 24; Vincent Cornwell, , jun., 20; Stephen Pritchard, 17. We regret to say that ...
... 70 The Countess of Winchelsea 30 The Earl of Ripon - - 100 Earl Manvers - - 50 cooce SCooco eooce Earl Beauchamp - - Charles Chaplin, Esq. - Sir W. E. Welby, Bart. - R.A. Christopher, Esq., MiP. John Reeve, Esq. - - Christopher Turner, Esq. - LadyKaye ...
... Rutland, in the 85th year of her age, the Right Hen. Lady Elizabeth Chaplin, sister to Brownlow, ninth Ea} of Exeter, eat aunt to the present Marquis of Exeter, an mother of Charles Chaplin, Esq. M. P. for the county of Lincoln. On Tuesday se’nn ht, at Halton ...
... the effect, that the late changes (the tariff and the Canadian flour bill) had shaken all confidence in public men. Mr. Charles Chaplin, formerly M. P. for the county, and very deservedly popular as a landlord, induced the mover to withdraw it, on the ground ...
... Mr. T. Kipping. July 26, at Upper Deal, Mr. George Wellard, son of Mr. Israel Wellard, farmer, to Miss Chaplin, only daughter of Mr. Charles Chaplin, grocer, both of that place. July 29, at Maidstone. Mr. J Cox, carpenter, to Miss S. Rowles. August 1, ...