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... Vicarage of Hallington, county and diocese of Lincoln. V«lue432/. Patron, C. Chaplin, Esq. Vicarages.—Haugham, county and diocese of Lincoln. Value 151/. Patron. C. Chaplin, Esq. Wookey, Somerset, diocese of Bath and Wells. Value 309/ with residence. ...
... November, the articles produced were pledged by Eliza- beth Chaplin in her own name. There is a mark-a figure 2-on the trousers, which were pledged for lOs. They were all pledged by Elizabeth Chaplin, who said e they all belonged to her, except one pair which ...
... Quarodon; James Hawksworth, Etwall; Marmaduke Chaplin, Etwall; and Herbert Gomm, Mickleover, were summoned for keeping dogs without licenses on various ?? were each fined 2s. 63d. and costs. DruNK IN CIARCE,-Charles Slack, labourer, of Quarndon, was charged ...
... letters to parents, The c -se for the proseeution then closed. THE DOG NUISANCE. SQUEEZING MR. CHAPLIN. The Stan da'd nnderstands that as soon as Mr. Chaplin I is convalescent he will be willing to receive a deputation i from the borne counties on the ...
... Quarn ; Ring of Bells, Bradshaw-street, from Henry Hardy to Maria Oliver ; Fox and Goose, Friar-gate, from Charles Frederick Roberts to Charles Smith; Seven Stars, Leaper-street, from Mary Aires to Wm. Hyde; Chesterfield Arms, Nottingbam-road, from William ...
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... and I never tigned any further bills for him or on aecount of the club, nor for Francis Charles Scott-Sanders. I now find t' at on or about March 7 last Francis Charles bcott Sanders discounted a bill p irporting It to ba endorsed by me, and accep ed by ...
... cautioned his wife two or three times, but he could not remember the ?? dismissed on the defendant paying expenses. John Chaplin, beerhouse-keeper, Leaper-strect, was sum- moned for selling beer, daring prohibited hours, on Sunday morning, the 23rd February ...
... Grand Jury:- le Messrs. Thomas Battersby (foreman), Henry Buckley, LeCharles Aut J. W. Barneti, W. E. Burns, W. Clemson, Charles Harrison, John Knight, Benjamin AMoore, Henry Stretton, John Sadler, Thomas . Strachan, James Wegetaffe, William Walkerdine ...
... proseentor went to Nottingham and Ilkeston r yesterdayin search of a horse. He could not find one, and r ultimately, at Lydia Chaplin's, in Willow-row, the prisoner n said he could sell Froggatt a pony got a sovereign on account of it, and then decamped with ...
... and costs.- William Chaplin was charged with being drunk and h disorderly on the Siddals-road, early this morning.- C Police-constable Mansfield said that he had previously cautioned the prisoner, but he would not be quiet.- d Chaplin, a young man of r ...
... Jury:- Mr. J. Barran, Borrowasih (foreman). Mr. T. D. Atkiizc-n, Cledow. v~~ Mr. J1. Barton, Long Baton. i Mir. Marmaduire Chaplin, Et~w&L Me. Edward Fletcher, Long Eaton. i Mr. Goorgo Green, Upprr Langwith. s Mr. J. tlal;, Newboldt. r_ Mr. WV. Harrison ...