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... bridge, scholar; Artbur Charles Joeph Powell, rq., of the University of London, holder of as scholarship in equity granted by the Middle Temple; Francisl'eabody,Esq.,of Trinity Oollage, Cambridge, LL B.; James Charles Chaplin, llq. Fraderiek Medwin, Req ...
... WILLS AND REQ-MM. rei Est The will (dated Auust 5, 1891) of Mr. Jsnie the loo b, Charles Chaplin, late of 10. Bai's Court-quare. 9 heu1th ?? and 3, Temple-gardens, a'*io duc died on Ma~7, waaproved on Ai~.uat U by &II:% Pox ,_For AnnC eid ,o i in, b rom ...
... George Laurie Macla-eeon and Miss Carlota a]. Jenoviva AMel, at Holy Trinmty Church, lloane. n street, on Saturday; Mr. Charles Chaplin, 60th n le idlles, and Miss Georgia Hamilton, Corracausa, ff 'd county Mionagban, on Saturday. G '0 re SPECIAL TELEGRAMS ...
... Frederick Ruller, William Algernon, Ben- Samin Greville, Henry Thomas Baillie, Charles Chaplin, Rizbye Baldwin Rigbye, John James Trevannion, Thos. William Vokes, Charles St. John Fancburt, John Chas. Trevannion, auid Dame Mary KnatChbull. Sar DAVID ERSKINE ...
... tfr m Brightont erm rote for Paris. A __ St MR. C. S CHAPLIN A-ID MISS G. D a HAMILTON. tb 70 At Monaghans Parish Church on Saturday the di i wedding was duly solemnised of Xr. Charles Slingsby Chaplin, of the 60th Rides, and Miss in th Georgie Hamilton ...
... purchase, vice Thomas Boyce, who retires ; Cornet Jsrmentt Duke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wauchope; Charles Edward -Polteney Chaplin, gentle- Man, to- be Cornet, by Ptirchasa, vice Duke.- 4th Regiment of Foot, Major. Thomas Martin, to be Lieutexiamt ...
... glover. Charles Arrnstrong, Grafharn, Hunting-on, farer Charles Arthur Godfrev, St. Mary's-grove ak Chl wick. Middlesex, lately trading with Charles ?? ham Woodward, of 26, Old Bond-strEet, style of Arnold, Wood, and Co., as wane rrervta',r Charles Chaplin ...
... progress has been made with the Redistribution Bill. ALLEGEDROBBERIESBYA POSTAL OFFICE R. At Llandudno, 'on Thursdav, Charles B. Chaplin, a sorting clerk in the Post Office, was committed to the assizeq on a charge of stealing letters. Owing to complaints ...
... lWirto, wovr ca'urtir;-e to ?? ono month for sinler-ly asanlti Police-v' ,Cottamn on Wednesday night. i LAlLAND DL''CNO. Charles IR. Chaplin, a letter-carrir, w.'rS atealinc letters, the property cf the Pris.:. , -r. iT'Iityre, of the iicner. - ?? . J sceuted ...
... Honl. General Shelley, Sir John in ant Chanidos, Marquis Knatehbult, Sir E. Shirley, John the Chaplin, Charles Legge, A. C. Sibthotbo, Colonel W .lo- Chaplin. Colonel T. Legho, Colonel Smith, George In tof Clintons,J. F. Lenox, Lord J. G. Smaith, Saisuel ...
... engine for cotton of spinning, and from thence to Lowarth, in Lincolnshire, to Is put tip mill work for the doctor and Charles Chaplin, for I ?? worsted. I then went to Manchester upon a similar mission, and in 1791 Messrs; Grimshaws, of that city, made ...
... dinner |Oven to Mr-. Charles Hall, Q.C., MAP. for NWest mirbiidgerhire, upon his return as First Corn- minsioner for Great Britain at the Maritime Con- I erence at Washington. Amongst those present were the Ri'ht Hon- Henry Chaplin, President of the Boand ...