... luman, of Bedale,has been inftituted to theviusrage of the Holy Trinity, King's Court, York, on the prefen- tation of Charles Chaplin, Efq. void 'by the death of the Rev. Edw. Willan.-The Rev. Jofeph IIargrave, M. A. of Magdalen College, is prefented, ...

... of TUESDAY, MAY 27. David Burberry, Newvdigatc, Surrey, wood dealer. Frederick Rodhard, Croydon, Surrey, schoolmaster. Charles Chaplin, Sudbury, Suffolk, printer. W. Watson, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street,City, licensed victualler. Walter Long Beazi Granville ...

... Church of his diocese ?? last, when the following gentlemen were admitted into . holy orders, viz.:- r DEACOxS. Alfred Charles Chaplin, B.A., St. John's College, Cam- bridge. John Ellis, B.A., St. John's College, Cambridge. c William Dnodecimus Platt, B ...

... 'Andericn, H. C. Combe, Efq. Charlea Price, Efq. Ludlow-Hon. Mr. Clive, Mr. Knight.. Lincolne/ire-Sir G., Heeathcote;, Charles Chaplin; Efq. Mai falmjury.Clatide Scatt, Samnel Scott, Efqrs. Minlebcad-Mr, Lh'itrrels I Mr. Pattefoon. No:~ingfhaony/hjre.. ...

... Linco tsln ?? G. Heathcote (i) Charles Chaplin. LincolnCitv-R. B1ilifon, ks) Humphry.Sibthorc, (a) ichftil -Sir John Wrotefley (o ?? as Anfon, (4) Liverpool-Gen. Tarleton, (a.) Gen. rGakoigne, (f) London-H. C. Combe, (a.) Charles Price, W. Curtis, (z) Sirj ...

... by Mr. Chaplin, declined to modify it. Mr. Chaplin wound up his inquiries by an impatient demand to be told Co whether the House was to understand k( that the Government declined to take any th further steps, to which outburst Sir Cl .Charles Dilke made ...

... and Mrs. i-'oyei, „ U1 ; Mrs. Price and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ratclille, Miss Mr. Dudley Watkins, Mr. Albany Wallace, Mr. Charles V- v. kC, Mr. Henry Sterbcraf, Mr. Brett, Mr. Sharnby, Mr. bright, Capt. . Kodgkinsju, Mr.Vivian Webber. _ j Qa-m's Pa-ley ...

... After question time, the movement by which Mr. Chaplin was checkmated came to light. Dr. Cameron, the member for Glasgow, had a motion on the paper calling for the cheapening of telegrams. Mr. Chaplin's vote of censure was the twenty-second out of t ...

... ago, hut from which nutil rocently he had apparently entirely recovered Colonel Chaplin was the second son of the lats Rev. Henry Chaplin, and brother to Mr. Henry Chaplin, of 131ankney,K P. for Mid Lincoloshire. He was born in 1842, ws educated at Harrow ...

... Lieutenant Edward Chaplin to be .Lieutenant and Captain, by purela-e, vice Hugh Granville Forteocue who retires ;.lenry Charles Adolphus Frederick William Aldenbug- t Bentiack, gent., to be Ensign and Lieutenast, by purehasc, vice d Ic Chaplins; Licutettan ...

... Alexander, Greenwich, cattle- dealer BRIGHT, Brailsford, Southwark, merchant AxinREWs, C., Brighton, fruiterer CHAPLIN, F., and W. H. Chaplin, of Bishop's Stortford tanners PARKEn,John Honor, late of Aldersgate-street and Goswell-st., carrier DREAPER, ...

... TIle executors are Elizabeth Chaplin, the relict; Ms. William Augustus Chaplin, of Maunfieldlstreet, Portlantu- place ; Mr. Ernest Claplitn, of Victorianstreet, lVestminister, two sons of the testator ; atnd Sir. Charles P1iessly, of Sir- biton-hill, ...