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... LINDSEY AGRICULTURAL SocmETY.-On the 13th inst. a meeting of the above society took place at the City Arms Hotel, at which Charles Chaplin, Esq., presided. There were about 150 of the most influential landowners and farmers of the county present, amongst whom ...
... CHAPLIN AND) THE PARNELL CEommSSION REPORT. The Earl of H&mRWICE presided, on Saturday eveninig, at Cam~bridge, at a complimentary dirnner ?? to )ir. Charles Hall, Q.C., MP. fot West Cambridgeshire, ue-: his return as Fnrst Commissioner for Great Britain ...
... touch Mr. Stanhope, Sir Michael ,Hicks-Beach, the seven Rutland, and Mr. Chaplin, sat yesterday at the ° at Mr. Agriculture. y one, telegrams THe LATE DUKE oF CLARENCE.—In 1 of ances, condolence with Her Maje Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and ...
... Solicitors, Messrs. Chaplin, e Gray's-inn-square, London; Ingleby, Wragge, and Cope, . Birmingham. Josiah Bird, fringe-manufacturer, Coventry, April s25 and May 27, at twelve, at the Craven Arms Hotel, aCoventry. Solicitors, Messrs. Chaplin, Gray's-inn. esquare ...
... NEWMARKET. __I IrpvTr Qarmtr nw4 ar k -v = en - - Ad- T±±h SUMMONS AGAINST MR. H. CHAPLIN, mn M.P. e AtNewimarketPetty Sessions on Tuesday, the sum- el Mons against Mr. Henry Chaplin, M.P., one of the n. stewards of the Jockey Club, for permitting betting Ie ...
... and November 11, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. George Gibson offilial assignee, 72, Basiughall- street; and Mr. Charles Ford, solicitor, 5, Bloorssuary- square. J.hn Yayrad, jun., of Spalding, Lincolnshire, grocer, October 15 and November 11 ...
... Beauclerk; Sir Robert Heron Sir Charles and Lady Andersoi; * Hon. Miss ?? C. Monsoni; C. Chaplin Esq. M. P Mrs. Chaplin, Miss Cbaplin, Miss E. Chaplin, Mr. 1 Chaplin, Rev. E. Chaplin, Mr. F. ...
... -r(By Talegrap&.) Match: 100 s6r0, h ft. ?? S furlongs 140 yards. S 8 Admiral ROUs's LadyBugle Eye, 2 yrs ?? .. I 8 10 Mr. Chaplin's f by Horror-Butterfly, 2 yrs ?? .. ° A Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 rovs each, 1o ft, for tvo year ols' ?? 5 furlongs 140 ...
... Bresais.''-Samuel Osborn, Sheffield, ' Goin(Ing and polishing reaper and mower ?? Arnold snd Charles Ilarracloughi, Halifax, Coveritig xvir rith cotton, ?? Charles Davags, Sheffield. i~rniag G sba~ing axles, &- George Henry Ntaso;y andl William Bradshaw ...
... Lundie, Kingsto -tlpo Tii: (to surrender August 15, i0, a.' - . George Inn, lslEl : solicitoras, .i ' Messrs. Norton and Chaplin, (r ,' -.1ohni R. Davis, Liverpool, sipii .'' .: Ilo; hton-Bottow , LanrcaslhiIC,>Li W p! i Liverpool, slater-SarntiI .Jawes ...
... Solicitors, Messrs. Chaplin, Gray's-inn-squars, London; lugleby, Wragge, and Cope,. Birmingham. LJusiah Bird, fringe.manufacturer, Coventry, April. 25 and May 27, at twelve, at the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Solicitors, Messrs. Chaplin, Gray's-inn- square ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aug. 7. -S BANKtRUPTS. A BEASLEY Charles, of Birmingham, in the county of Wr9a ' wick, draper, d. c. to sur. Aug. 17, and Sept. 1, at 12, a, the Acorn Tavern, Blrmingham.-Atts. Parkes and Brasl, Birmingham,-Petitioning Creditor ...