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... have been forwarded to the fund of the Lincoln and Lindsey Agricultural Protection Society :-Col. Sibthorp, MP., 501.; Charles Chaplin, !Esq., 20l.; R. A. Christopirer,, Esq., 201.; Christopher Turner, Esq., M.P., 201.; Sir John Beckett, Bart. 201; IHenry ...
... Gd.-Amongst the company were, the Marquis and n, Mlarchioness of Exeter, Mir. and Mrs. Poyntz, Charles Chaplin, Esq. M1.P. the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin, the Earl of Chester- J ie field, Lady Frances Morgan, J. CT. Heathcote, Esq. 31.P. and 'r en tHe-on ...
... MR. CHAPLIN ON THE CATTLE DISEASE. Mr. Chaplin, M.P., writes as follows to the Times:-On the 10th of July last a resolution of interest, and one of great importance to the agricultural community, was car- ried by a majority in the House of Commons. That ...
... with the hote was retuxned. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Air. IT Chaplin, of Blankney will contest Mid Lincoln- shire at the dissolution in the Conservative interest, and his brother, Captain Chaplin, will probably be a Conservative candidate for Lincoln. It ...
... stamps from Hr. B. Beaaley, bherwood, Willeeden-lane, Brondeabnry, London.— [Advt] PENDING ELECTIONS. MR. CHAPLIN'S ADDBESS TO SLEAFOBD. Mr. Chaplin issued hi* address to the elect ore on Wed- nesday. He aaya he looks npon his appointment aa Agri- cnltaral ...
... Florence Chaplin, by the Duchens of Sutherland. Lady Florence Dixie, by Lady Clayton. Lady Macdonald, by Lady Vernon. The Drawing-room was attended by the (Countegs Howe, Lord Denmen, Lady Demnan, Lady Vernon, Hon. Mildred Vernon, Mrs. Charles Allsopp ...
... Boden, Mr. it, Chaplin, Mr. Fitzherbert, ir. It. Fitelierbert. Mr. if. Davenport age Major Mosley, Rev. C. Leacroft, Misses Lencroft (2). Mr. H. Chaplin, lie Capt. Newdigare, Sir. Coke Longton, Sir E. Biddulph, Mr. Copestake tiff Sir Charles Stirling, Mr ...
... refusal proceeded. The Solicitor-Gencral appeared for the Bishop, Mr. Charles, QO., for the piaintiff. The Bishop of Mlanchester was examined at considerable length, and Mr. Charles was con- tinuing his argument when the Court rose. The hearing of the ...
... a certain im- provement or improvements in machinery for making nails of iron, copper, and other ?? March : 6 months. To Charles Beard, of Coggleshall, in the county of Essex, ironmonger, for his having invented or found out an im- provement in the c ...
... considerable dancer to the State. EDiS.RuKr H.-The Scotsmen says the Tories are about to l bring for sard the Ban. Thomas Charles Bruce, one of the ! brothers of the Earl of Elgin, a young gentleman of 2J years of age, at present, it is said, studying ...
... Prentice, Blanchester, newspaper-proprietor, dated Dec. 31. e BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. I Charles Edward Collett, and Evan Jones, Leeds, merchants. - BANKRUPTS. Charles Edwin Collett, and Evan Jones, Leeds, merchants, i Jan. 8, 11, Feb. 12, atBasinghall-streee ...
... feelings, this motion -of AIr. Chaplin's would have been carried out long ago, arid they would not be now suffering from disease all over the cann- try (Hear and applause). What they had to do was to trust such men tas Mr. Chaplin and Mr. Lowther, and to support ...