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... England than for Eogiiahman. Sir Charles Oilke hss now succeeded to the pro* petty of the late Mr. John Snook of Belmont Castle, Hampshire. The rent of the estate is shout £5OOO year, and the personalty over £134,000. Sir Charles Warren has, it is mid, recently ...
... (Buckingham). With deepest sympathy, from Mr. and Mrs. J. Cullev and family. With happy memories of a very dear friend, from Charles E. Reynolds. In affectionate remembrance, from Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Busby and family (College Farm). With deepest sympathy, ...
... tray Mr. F. Chaplin—Copper kettle Mrs. Greville—Two silver spoons Lady Chelmsford—Silver scent bottle Mr. and Lady Edith Cotes—Diamond and sapphire bracelet Mrs. Boyle—lnk stand Ladies Mabel, Alice, and Beatrice Egerton>ilver box Mrs. E Chaplin—Two silver ...
... arrangements and management were carried out by Charles Thompson, Esq., and the teams (The Vagrants and teem selected Mr. Thompson) were composed at* follows: Whiti Red Balding (back) Capt. Fitzgerald (back) W. Chaplin B. Balding (3) £. H. Smith (2) F. Egan ...
... 5.0.; Mrs. Bull; Mr. and Mrs. John Robarts; Mr. and Mrs. Vere Chaplin: Major and the Hon. Mrs. Close Smith: Major and Mrs. B irk beck: Brigadier and Mrs. McCorquodale; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fellows; Mr. C. E. B. Bull: Mrs. Edgar Brassey; Mrs. de Knoop; ...
... Grant Batea, aged yeare. March 22, St-wkley, E«ther, wife of Mr. Thomas Keen, aged 41 year*. March 24, at Newport Pagnell, Charle* Symington, a:!td 47 years. . _ . March 25, at Clay don, Ttiomae Ro^le, “March Shonl.y End, Mary, widow oJ Mr. John Chari ...
... Mr. Justice and Lady Stephen. Sir Charles Brownlow, Colonel Allen Johnson, Sir Richard Pollock, General Wyld, General Beynon, General Hunter Thompson, Sir John Strachey, General R. Strachey, Lord Rowton, Mr. U. Chaplin, M.P., Mr. Rowland Winn, M.P., Lord ...
... interest, hut remarkable for the grandeur and uniformity of the contu-wes. Mrs. Chaplin’s quadrille, the ‘Cavalry,’ was bistori ;al. It represented the of Colonel Chaplin’s corps —the 4th Royal Irish Dragoons—when it was first embodied in the reign James ...
... MOTORCYCLIST FINED. Charles William rkin«>n, newsagent, log Shortmead Street. Biggleswade, was summoned for failing produce his motor driving licence at Wolverton on December/ 3Ut, acd also for being without two efficient brakes his motorcycle. ,^ r ...
... bowl—Sire Mulcolm Borwick. Silver bowl-Mr. and Mm. Atkinson. pomting-MadamoiKdle Kischeiu. Ruby ring—Mrs. Cecil Chaplin Lamp and shade—Mr. fVank Chaplin Coronation glass vase-Mrs. Middleton. rnHej Montagu© and Lady Chol- Q Arkwright* and 8 ' Mrs. Esmi Mr - ...
... Graig’a-oo'urt, Charimr-croM, army who died on Sept. last, Warren Hooae, Oonbe Wood, Surrey, wa« proved the 9th {net. Arthur Charles and Hugh Greenwood Hammenley, the aona, the executors, the ▼slue the personal estate amounting to upwards £107,000. The testator ...
... Stacey, Mrs. Blencowc Cookson, Lt.-Col. E. P. Brassey, Lt.-Col. and Mrs. William Gibbs, Miss Marigold Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leveson Gower, Mrs. Cyril Stacey, Miss Gladys Carew, Lt.- Col. The Hon. Bernard and Mrs. Brassey, Major R. Leveson Gower, ...