... HOSPITALS AND LOCAL R.ATES. Deputaton to Mr Chaplin. Yesterday afternoon an inmuential deputation Oz -waited upon Mr Chaplin (President of the Local ta Government Board) to submit to him a memo- rial urging the importance of legislation in the L ensinag ...

... HOSPITALS AND RATES. PLEA FOR EXEIMPTION. DEPUTATION TO MR. CHAPLIN. Yesterday afternoon an influential deputation waited upon Mr. Chaplin (President of the Local Government Board) to submit to him a memorial urging the importance of legislation. in the ...

... HOSPITALS YROM| I : . RATES. I DEPUTATION TO.f _ ,CHAPLr;n. Yesterday afternoon, an inflhehtial deputation waited upon Mr. Chaplin, President of the Local Government Board, to submit to him a memornal urging the irmportance of legislation in the ensuing ...

... Liverpool. n- Romance .nd Mr. Chaplin seem about as at far apart as the poles, but they are not really de s5 (says th3 St. James's Gazette). It is sd rs. long, however, since all the world of fashion es- was talking of Mr. Chaplin's romance that of most people ...

... Govern- ment by Mr Cripps, who is their resource on these occasions. Mr Chaplin was rhetorical, and drew from Sir¢Vailter Foster a scathing criticism, this previous holder of Mr Chaplin's office describing his speech as jejune and barren. The President of ...

... . The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland have been enter- taining Viscount and Viscountess Castlereagh and Mr. Henry Chaplin and Miss Chaplin at Trentham Hall during the last few days. The doke and duchess will reside at Trentharn until the close of the hunting ...

... Government Bill to amend Part IlI. of the Housing of the Working Classen Act, 1O90, introduced into the Flouse of Commons by Mr. Chaplin,s in any respect of an effective character. Not only are its two construc- tive clauses weak, but the measure makes no attempt ...

... from A.W. Sampson to Tom Harry Eyles; Nelcon Arms, Clarence road, from George Charles Thorneto Thomas Joseph Corcoran; Wheat Sheaf, East street from Lily M. Bissicks to Charles George Smithsor, 0 Dnv-}oSN.-Granted-C(lfton Down hotel 'Oad music), Clifton ...

... Hon. H. Chaplin-C 4,228 Dr. C. Reinhardt-R .2,785 Conservative majority .- 1,443 Electorate: 9,870. 1886: Chaplin (C), unopposed. By-eleCtiol (upon Mr. Chaplin's appointment as Minister of Agricultus), Sept: 26,1889: Chaplin (C). 4,386; ...

... diately ?? CHAPLIN andi the ATTORNEDY-GENERAL thought the amendment unneeessary, and it was I rejected, after a lengthy discussion, by 204 to 132. -Sir W. FOSTER proposed to make the adoption of the Act by District Councils compulsory. Mr CHAPLIN objected ...

... estimated net assets, £804 16s. 4,; secured creditors, £695 6s. Joseph Dennis, Mount Pleasant Works, High Street, and 81, Chaplin Road, Normacot, both Longton, earthenware manufacturer. Trustee, Henry W. Fig-gins, 12, Cheapside, Hanley, incorporated ac- ...

... cannot take any pssblic engagernent at present. In connection with the retirement, after forty-eight yea.rs' service, of Mnr. Charles Ernest, Assislant-Suer.- isteadent of the North-Rc8saern Railvay, a presenta- tion has been made of a pumre of sovereigns ...