... Leon, formerly of the Stock Exchange, and late of 92, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park; personally £255,000.-Of Mr. James Charles Chaplin, late of 10, Earl's Court Square, South Kensington, and 3, Temple Gardens ; persunalty £106,000.-Of Mrs. Maria Fletcher ...

... there arc,' intervened Sir Charles, amidst loud laughter)-and that Suggestions have been made which would not have beesan expected from the persons from whom they have come. (They would not have been expected, remarked Sir )Charles, amid renewed laughter ...

... China Street, Llanidloes, Montgomery hire, grocer and baker.. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. e James William Chaplin and Alfred Hayward Pratt, t trading as Chaplin and Pratt, at Bristol Road, Birming- e lie, stone and marble masons; A. H. Pratt retires.- r Thomas ...

... him, and several times threatened to stab some oiie, nore pai-ticuilarlv Chaplin. At last be succeeded in arousing the ire of Weight, whlo accepted his challenge to light. Chaplin Went between the combatants to separate theni, when Blower~pullld out-a ...

... Pardon'S Cyclone Hester (7th) ?? Pardoe's Highwool 'Mr. Chaplin's Hermit (Bib 'Mr. Fardoe's Loudesborough extra) Mr. Payne's Noisy Mr, Chaplin's Buthven (dead) Lord Portsasouthi's Wild Moor 'Mr. Chaplin's Satyr Mr. Plowney's Lady Bonn Lord Coventry's La Maudlin ...

... ; Captain Owen Thomas, of Brydd'u, Roagoch, Anglesey; Mr. Charles Whitehead, ?? technical adviser to the Board of Agriculture and vice-president of the Royal Agricultural Society. Mr. Chaplin, Sir N. Kingscote, and Mr. John Clay served on the Richmond ...

... at II. George UftynudidA and. Charles UCldson, 'Greencroft. Bullaton, * galvanliensand iron 'plsoe'workera, '(trading as G. Heyniolds ain'dCo.) first meetla at' thdo'lofeerofMr. Cherles Barrow,- Pebruary Drd, at 11. Charles Slamuel Cave, Welvethamptain ...

... opens up untold possibilities of international amenities. CRUSEssx To DFxTn, -Yesterday norninlg TaMes Thornt6n (19) and Charles McCann (35) were wvorling at the bottom of a sand quarry at Blockhaird, Glasgow, wvheu a block of freescone w~eighinig five ...

... honour of dining with her Majesty and Royal Family in the evening. Miss Kate Chaplin had the honour of performing on the violin, accompanied by her sister, Miss Nellie Chaplin, on the pianoforte. The ladies and gentlemenin waiting had the honour of joining ...

... 'Mr. Cameron's Silence Mr Merry's Summerside *Mr. Cameroni's Antipodes Mr. Maund's Man of Ross *Mr. Chaplin's The Hermit 'Mr. Pardee's Verulam Sir, Chaplin's Ruthven *ijr. Pardoe's Libtleport M. H. DelamarTe's Honolulu 'Mr. Pardoe's Princess Thyra Sir. England's ...

... DIED. On the 13th iest., Cotlnel Bamford, of Edhahastoei. On the 12th inst.. at Idgebaston, aged 89 years. Thosiis Acton Chaplin, foreterly of Watlilgto, near Oxford, and father of Mrs. John.H. Itidgway, of Islington; deeply lanesated. On tse 12th inst ...

... the sald Enoecl Evans, with an assignment to him upon trust to realise in default. WoIlLIt.c Tuomss PADnES, High Street and Chaplin Road, Longton, house-furuisher. Trustee, George G. Poppleton, Bir- mingham, accountant. Secured ctreditors, £740.; liabtlities ...