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... bridge, scholar; Artbur Charles Joeph Powell, rq., of the University of London, holder of as scholarship in equity granted by the Middle Temple; Francisl'eabody,Esq.,of Trinity Oollage, Cambridge, LL B.; James Charles Chaplin, llq. Fraderiek Medwin, Req ...
... WILLS AND REQ-MM. rei Est The will (dated Auust 5, 1891) of Mr. Jsnie the loo b, Charles Chaplin, late of 10. Bai's Court-quare. 9 heu1th ?? and 3, Temple-gardens, a'*io duc died on Ma~7, waaproved on Ai~.uat U by &II:% Pox ,_For AnnC eid ,o i in, b rom ...
... George Laurie Macla-eeon and Miss Carlota a]. Jenoviva AMel, at Holy Trinmty Church, lloane. n street, on Saturday; Mr. Charles Chaplin, 60th n le idlles, and Miss Georgia Hamilton, Corracausa, ff 'd county Mionagban, on Saturday. G '0 re SPECIAL TELEGRAMS ...
... tfr m Brightont erm rote for Paris. A __ St MR. C. S CHAPLIN A-ID MISS G. D a HAMILTON. tb 70 At Monaghans Parish Church on Saturday the di i wedding was duly solemnised of Xr. Charles Slingsby Chaplin, of the 60th Rides, and Miss in th Georgie Hamilton ...
... purchase, vice Thomas Boyce, who retires ; Cornet Jsrmentt Duke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wauchope; Charles Edward -Polteney Chaplin, gentle- Man, to- be Cornet, by Ptirchasa, vice Duke.- 4th Regiment of Foot, Major. Thomas Martin, to be Lieutexiamt ...
... glover. Charles Arrnstrong, Grafharn, Hunting-on, farer Charles Arthur Godfrev, St. Mary's-grove ak Chl wick. Middlesex, lately trading with Charles ?? ham Woodward, of 26, Old Bond-strEet, style of Arnold, Wood, and Co., as wane rrervta',r Charles Chaplin ...
... lWirto, wovr ca'urtir;-e to ?? ono month for sinler-ly asanlti Police-v' ,Cottamn on Wednesday night. i LAlLAND DL''CNO. Charles IR. Chaplin, a letter-carrir, w.'rS atealinc letters, the property cf the Pris.:. , -r. iT'Iityre, of the iicner. - ?? . J sceuted ...
... Honl. General Shelley, Sir John in ant Chanidos, Marquis Knatehbult, Sir E. Shirley, John the Chaplin, Charles Legge, A. C. Sibthotbo, Colonel W .lo- Chaplin. Colonel T. Legho, Colonel Smith, George In tof Clintons,J. F. Lenox, Lord J. G. Smaith, Saisuel ...
... dinner |Oven to Mr-. Charles Hall, Q.C., MAP. for NWest mirbiidgerhire, upon his return as First Corn- minsioner for Great Britain at the Maritime Con- I erence at Washington. Amongst those present were the Ri'ht Hon- Henry Chaplin, President of the Boand ...
... ISIR CHARLES DiILlE ON REFOPRM. I La~s night -Sir Charl-es Dilk-c was grejent a. . L meeting in the Carm Exchange, Ayles ory, ofth Borough and Hundreds Liberal As4sociation. Tho Eachngewasgaiy deeorated' with banen-m anti evergreen, anrt al ete cuinbiinied ...
... m SATURDAY, MAY 12. :1 I2 ee publish to-day a correspondence : which has passed between Mr. Chaplin and ra:_ rrz1__ ?? t .- * . Ia,~ - ?? ° . 7 Sir Charles Tupper, High Comrnmissioner for in r Canada, on the question of the importation fr IE of Canadian ...
... LasA } sm> > Act i's assed wh1h wi i1u elr. bcno o farmer to> ) acquire his ?? ! o.: LI these opinions will .i a-i. e Z.p Chaplin anid his frio*.:eac . tf n morc ndeluy cnrrent classes than sS gen~7-:s-, C OleS U'Oldl he wise't5-:-: -r :t of t'l sn U;aeioL ...