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... and with repeated encores, the audience got their full share of U. A few of last week*# artiste# still appear, and Mr Charles Chaplin, vocal and Messrs Lanty and Lmdaay, Irish humourist#, continue to be received with much favour. “Our Nelly, ** dashing ...
... tollowlnir Artistes ef recognised merit Neills Wilson, John Williams, Princs Rendon, Lanty aad Lindsay, Jessie. Priace Charles, Chaplin, Ac., Ac. Tims and Prices usual ■\fUSIC Lw.t of HAMIL-I'A TON'S INDIAN EMPIRE. PoeiliTely Clorin*. Tun USD AT, March ...
... following Artistes of recognised merit Nellie Wilsen, John Williams. Prince Bendon, Lanty and Lindsay, Jsario, Prinoe Charles, Chaplin, Ac.. Ac. Time and Prices as ummL BON-AOXilll) MU-SIO BALL. ...
... son of the late Mr Henry Chaplin, Caroline bis wife, daughter of Mr William EUiee, and wae born in 1840. He was educated at Harrow and Christ Church, Oxford, and in 1859 succeeded to the estates of his uncle, Mr Charles Chaplin of Blankney Hall, Liacelnshire ...
... attempt to once more attract the aristocracy to the opera an organising committee, which included Lord Grey, Lord Charles Beresford, Chaplin, M.P., and others had been formed, and they seemed to have worked with comnlete success. expects much novelty the ...
... SPEECH BV MR CHAPLIN A agrioultariaM of the >4iatvni Conn tie* io meet Mr H. NLP., th© Minister Agrtctilture, was held it tie Public H»J!. Klv. Veau-rd.w. A large number of daJegaU*. .itu««h ...
... DEATH OF LADY FLORENCE CHAPLIN. Lady Florence Chaplin, dsughter of the Duke of Sutherland and wife of Mr Henry Chaplin, M.P., died at her husband's residence, Blankney Hall, Sleaford, near Lincoln, yesterday afternoon, Her ladyship gave birth to a danghter ...
... SIR CHARLES DILKK. Sir Charles Dilke, speaking Queen’s Park, London, yesterday evening, again alluded to the charge of want of unity amongst the Liberal party. maintained that the party was at ene upon the main issues before the country. admitted that ...
... SIR CHARLES DILKK. Sin,—Welcome welcome! thrice weionne, sey, ntucb-*bußed inMi, Sir C bar lee Diik*-. The, 'lVadee Council of Aberdeen are undoubted!v in tuivance of theii- ti»ti»». businew have thene luoraliete t ...
... of tha Government to make disfranchised boroughs, far possible, tha heads of county divisions. THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION. Mr CHAPLIN asked whether the recommendations of the Boundary Commissioners were considered final, or whether they would open to modification ...
... COLLISION. Mr Baxter yesterday resumed the inauest on two victim* of the HLshopsgate collision—Jesauney and Ar’en—and also George Chaplin, who died yesterday. Alfred Matthew.-*, one the signalmen m charge tho north box, denied that had over known a train pass ...
... statement for 16&t 95 and of the lher\ , on in the Council of India. NEW The fullowinff bill* acre read fir»t time: Sir Charles Cameron—To put an end to tin* establishment of the Church of Scotland and deal with the public endowments thereof the Mr amend ...