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... intention of. government, im- mediately after the Whitsuntide holidays, to propose-an alte=raton ot the present corn laws. Charles Chaplin,. Esq., of Bliankney. was unanimously called to the chair; and Thomas Brailsford, Esq., read letterswhich he had received ...
... from Cal. Ellison on the previous evening, that he declined giving his opponents any further trouble. Charles Chaplin, Esq. and the Honourable S Charles Anderson Pelham, were yesterday declared d duly elected, and at one o'clock were chaired from 1' the ...
... commenced with Mr. Pitt's petite drama, or the Child's Prayer, in which the leading parts are n taken by Messrs. Pitt, Charles, Chaplin, Miss SO Elton and Miss Reynolds; followed by the grand et spectacle of Azael the Prodigal, or the Angel of the Desert; ...
... BL. Mael W. H. Toliernwho John Cava B. Goovses Edward Helier Col. Trevor Lard CeilLdB.HBG Gene Edward MeciT. Tarmer Charles Chaplin Henry Gegory Gao. B, lie Hon.(3.W.Tauloor Edmund Cherley W. T. Gay Lieut..COol. Mills C. H. Vance John Child 1110 Smith ...
... at which time he was Recto of Blanksye, in the county of Linodn. He marrie. inNovember, 1832, Lonisa, daughter of Mr. Charles Chaplin, M.P., of Blskney; His wife pre-deceased him, and there was no issue of the marriage,. The baronetcy we created in 1718 ...
... principal landed proprietors of the 3 county for their support- TIre following srubscriptions J were at once entered :-Charles Chaplin, Esq., £20; R. A. Christopher, Esq., MI.P., £20 ; Calonel Sibtborp, ' Al:P., £20. DAR1ING BUBOLARY AT SOOT '1o3Nas, ANiD ...
... Enq. and William TarIbutt. otr fL Oyst~io-hill, Esq. traqy ?? STTaIM -Tihonnis Earle Wnlhy, of Allington-lioll, lfsq. Charles Prce Chaplin, of Blairkney, Esq. ;ainni Sir Mnontagiue John Chlinslely, of i1to~ LAN'CAsisnsIe.- (I r. Nea'THnMBsILANDio'.-Btbelar ...
... salary of £140 per annums dariug the pleasure of the CPUnCil, ;U p]ce of ir. J. WV. Clark, ?? the motiou of the MAYOB, Charles Chaplin was appointed mace-bearer during the pleasure of the Council. The cousidoratian of several subjects was poatponed, unnd ...
... Spittal road', and about the same time, Charles, ', Chaplin. Esq.. entered at the .South eud of Lincoln, and e proceeded; with a. iumserous troop of friends towards the e Caste; the sumober of.hors0men in Mr. Chaplin's cava,-l a C -tewho passed through the ...
... them with the want of unity among Liberal leaders, but were Colonel Stanley and Mr. Chaplin aireed ? Lord Salisbury spoke of calumny. He (Sir Charles) supposed, Mjr. Chaplin was the walking e calumny of his party. (Laughter.) Then the noble a Alarquis passed ...
... patroness, Mrs. E. Heneage; and the wor- shiptful the Mayor of Louthl, S. Trought, Esq., R. A, Chris- f topher, Esq., M.P., Charles Chaplin, Esq., James W. Yorke, t Esq, Samuel Allenby, Esq, and T. S. Hellier, Esq., who l olhiciated as stewards. REPIRESENTATION ...
... t a down twenty acres of wheat, a remarkably fine crop, on nor ble a farm in Blankney parish, in the occupation of Charles' pro Chaplin, Esq.-Stamford Met cury. tira 4ti lie An old sow having a litter of pigs, came strolling an)s te, down Pinchbeck street ...