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... he had never known such a thing done before, and could hardly think it would be safe. Mr. Charles Chaplin, who was on the grand jury, remarked that if Sir Charles were on the jury it would probably be said that he took an active part in a case in which ...
... -The Bench described the assault as savage and . brutal, and fined defendant lOs. 6d. and 17s. costs, ior 14 days. I Charles Chaplin, Waterloo Street, was charged with assaulting William Pooley, Waterloo Street, on e the 10th ?? complainant stated that ...
... succeed in this application. Rule absolute. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. MONDAY, May 9. (Before Mr. Registra'r Hazlitt.) IN BE CHARLES CHAPLIN. The bankrupt, late of Bridge Street, Norwich, shoe manufacturer, and now of Bedford Street, Norwich, out of business ...
... not know. Witness then said that he must take him to the pollce-station, as they were weoponelble If anything was lost. Charles Chaplin corroborated. Prisoner in defence said ho went for a walk and called In a uiilo house and had something to drink. This ...
... thlioinlingalla1d ben nured by the defend. nuits. it would cost Is. Gil. to repair til 1uo In cgjury. laWA Inld ?? ChArles chaplin, Haln of last Witnet,sidewa holding the horses a t thefuneranl aud5w tho two boys at the Ceolmtery pilings. Thu Cierk: ...
... asked the prisoner to account for them, and prisoner said he bought four of Mr. Chaplin, of Finborough, and the fifth, a one-legged one, lie had for sonie time. Charles Chaplin, shopkeeper, Finborough, stid lie sold the prisoner foar fowls, but the one pronluced ...
... Defendant wes convicted end fined Isand costs 8e. 6d. Trespassing in Search of Gaena.-Willlam Halls, Alfred Enrdwlck, and Charles Chaplin, were charged with trespasslug on lands In the oceapatli'n of Cape. Mansell, at Bramford, In search of game, on the 6tl) ...
... mouths' imprioonnsesst 10 with hard labour. f. Sieffering Dogs 10 lie of Large.-5h5.dl'aOk Peck, John Robb, io Charles Hunnihell, James Chaplin, and William Jordan were f io charged with having suffered tiieis' dogs to ho at large at 0 1- various times ...
... Lab Chairman oayin? that they had taken into account the ib. aggravation which defendant received. he William Chaplin, sen., and William Chaplin, Jun, au labourers,Baydon, were charged with assaulting Stephen I.d Fenton, farm bailiff, at RHydon, on the ...
... having sto. pe4 len a scythe, the property of Jacob Houghton, of Wor- ab linvton: 21.days imprisonment. tio Henry Keeble, 29, Charles Fltiston, 26, and Samuel pE UTpson, were charged with stealing two tame pheasants, als the prperty of E. R. S. Bence, Esq ...
... following ganilenen were admitted into Holy Orders, viz.:- Deaconcs-Robert Henry Chaplin, St. Aiden'a College, Birkenhead; John Matthew Glubb, B.A., Exeter College, Oxford; Charles Wilton Prangley, St. John'e Hal!, Highbury Priests-Herbert RBohert Cole, B.A ...
... another person present, who said, I Mr. Chaplin has not paid his rates for the marshes ; whereupon Mr. Steele called upon Mr. Gobbett to exercise his autho- rity as chairman, and put Mr. Chaplin out. Mr. Chaplin declined to leave, and insisted upon his ...