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... to a recent date) he was also the tenant of a farm at Little Cawthorpc, under the late Mr. Charles Chaplin, who was the predecessor of the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, 4.P., in the ownership the Blankney and Tathwell estates. By his landlords the late Mr. ...
... ten yeere finoe th»t famous correepondence re “linoolnf” »od the 'new Leiceetew” took pine* between Mr. BnkeweU end Mr. Charles Chaplin, Tnthwell, the reepecbT* champions the two breeds, when the famous Dishler retefun twitted the sturdy old Liueolnehire ...
... several of the paintings ia the room were fettinc into bad eoaditioa. It was then aotisad that the handsome pe nUae of Mr. Charles Chaplin. M.P.. Blankney who .nmrw•euted the county ia Partiamaai from 1818 te lASI, had suffered considerably prrhsMy from the ...
... you. and whioh you gave currency to unn.irthy 1 and I roc charge against Mr. Chaplin, was the pmimagination of some over acajous advocate the views vour association. Mr. Chaplin accepts with doe ac- kiiowledimnont. th~ •ppr -ciitn'r. voa have hi# dMin* ...
... ' £l/10/ .‘Charles H. Brown (with the Rt. Bon. U. C. Chaplin, M.k\, at Tathwell) ; 2, £l. Ingham ...
... did then. he other day, 1 saw a letter which Mr. Chaplin hail written to a gentlemen at York, who enquired whether was true that he (Mr. Chaplin) had advocated a tiveshilling duty on corn. Mr. Chaplin wrote to to say that he had never advocated a flve-shlling ...
... forget. I notice (hat Mr. Chaplin has complained that I have represented him pledged to .duty on com. Well this is trilling with wards. At the Sica - ford meeting Mr. Chaplin advocated sliding 1 seals of duties. If Mr. Chaplin has changed his mind since ...
... CHARLES WOITMORB STOKES. A recent Issue of the Sheffield liulejjentlenf contained the following article with reference to a political character whose name i# not unknown to readers of the Guardian, and who has made more than one political excursion into ...
... THE ATE REV. CHARLES MOQi OF WYBERTON. Few pcrwnj could tell more of the ,i ; ,| life than this rev. gentleman lalelv goce to' i,,l not only from IliC great age which he lived' * upon 91 years, Imt from hi. rmociat,,, . the loader, of political life in ...
... SATURDAY. 26- 1889. MR. CHARLES SUARPE 1 AS POLi riCI AN. A WORKING MAN’S VIEW. To the Alifor.—Sik,—During the last fort night two letters have appeared in your columns from gentlemen bolding opposite views to the conduct of Mr. Charles Sharpe in the Sleaford ...
... Boston May Fair declared day and commences on Monday. . Mr. Chaplin celebrated horse Hermit died In the early part the week. The Spalaina coroner has conducted no fewer than eighteen inquests aince the begin nlng of the year. The Boston Steam Laundry ...
... CHAPLIN S IMITATION OF THE REAL th« Acquisition of snisll BOOKS AND THEIR WRITERS. content*. The A/ttclcs include clever Pfiper I ''wn ur int holdlnKS. James BalUmore rose nest, nmltlie I -The Contempormry for February ©n •Mkiame Bl»»Atsky And Hie heosophical ...