... ensuing election did not stand owing to illness. Mr. Chaplin's majority in 1885, when was opposed Mr. Charles Sharpe, was 1,301, and in 1887 was allowed a walkover. The Conservatives believe that Mr. Chaplin will, without muoh effort, increase his majority; ...

... Lady Norah Noel: Elsie Lady Clare Noel: Swedish Peasant Mr. Frank Chaplin : French Cook Mr. Charlie Chaplin) Mr. Vere Chaplin Niggers Mr. R, Chaplin: Knave of Hearts Miss Bertha Chaplin: Normandy Peasant Miss Mabel Hall: Queen of Hearts Miss ...

... twelve o'clock Mr. Chaplin reached the Sessions House at Sleaford, accompanied by his son, Mr. Eric Chaplin. large crowd assembled in tho neighbourhood of the building, and accorded The Squire enthusiastic reception. After Mr. Chaplin had been in conversation ...

... Mr. Chaplin's previous total. A large number of meetings are being arranged, and the organisation of both parties is looked upon being well-nigh perfect. The issue of the writ is eagerly anticipated. As will be seen in another column, Mr. Chaplin opened ...

... benefit of Barlow, the Sleaford professional, will be played to-day (Saturday) at Sleaford. Our Member.—The Right Hon. H. Chaplin, M.P., has gone Carle bad, for several weeks, to recruit his health, and has paired for the remainder of the session. The ...

... — In view of a vacancy in the representation of the Sleaford Division, consequent upon the anticipated appointment of Mr. Chaplin to the Presidenoy of the Board of Agriculture, the Liberals of the Division have beeu holding a series of meetings in the ...

... SLEAFORD CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting was held at the Corn on Monday. Mr. Charles Kirk presided, and amongst those present were Colonel Fox Capt. N. Reeve, Colonel Fane, Mr. H. Kirk, Mr. G. F. Howard, Rev. J. Smith, and considerable number ...

... the following were elected to fill the four vacancies:—Messrs. Charles Sharpe, William Allen, Edward Allen, and Henry Rowley. Election return of the expenses of the Bight Hon. Henry Chaplin, during the recent election, has just been made to the High Sheriff ...

... Wright, Nor- Hanbury, c man ••• 6 b Brown Chaplin, b Norman A B Norman, c& b Brown 11 F Bradshaw, Wright 5 Royce, not oat G Smith, Norman 0 H B Upeher, b 6 Barnett, Norman 6 JacksoD, c Chaplin, b G Munton, c Jackßon, Smith Norman Bainbridge ...

... , and apprehended him, but not, however, before he had disposed of the shirt to Charles Smith, doaler, ...

... Stables' paddock, this being served Mr. Wliiley, of the Royal Oak, who catered in style. The being removed, the Chairman (Charles Sharpe, Esq.), proposed the toast of The and the Prince of Wales, and I Royal Family, referring high terms, to the great ...

... also present—Messrs. Milnes and Morley (vice-chairmen), F. Sloane-Stanley, Esq., R. Dalgliesh, Esq., Rev. P. F. Gorst, E. Chaplin, Esq., E. A. Paget, Esq., Messrs. Wood, Stannage, Bullock, Whittle, A. Shipman, Carter, Chamberlain, Allen, Baines, Plant ...