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... W. Jackson, Colonel Wa&rood, Mr. Ainslie, Lord Barrington, Mr. Holmes. Mr. W. H. Smith, Lord Cranbrook, Lord Charles Berraford, Mr. Chaplin, Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Mr. Howard Vin cent, Earl Cadogan, Mr. Talbot. Mr. &Later-Booth. Mr. Henry Manners, ...
... ME. CHAPLIN AT SLEAFORD. Mr. Chaplin, speaking on Friday night of last week at banquet given him Sleaford commemorate his SO years’ services os representative of Lincolnshire in the House of Commons, referred the Fsshoda question as one which had raised ...
... RESIGNATION OF LORD CHARLES BERESFORD. Lord Charles Remsford has resigned his office as one of the Naval Lords of the Admiralty. His lord• ship has taken this step, not or account of any disagreement with his colleagues, but in consequence of haying ...
... of the late Mr. E. Chaplin, bequeathed to her step-sister Jessie Chaplin /.211, to • nuns Adeline Smith £2O, to Dorothy and Margery Duke in rememkenos of their father's kindness at Cannes, £lO each ; and to ber sister Florence Chaplin her shares, stocks ...
... Thomas Williams, (Bryncain), William Watkins, John Pritchard, John Mania, Charles Edwards, and David Pritchard. Or TUX PORTLY. A letter was read from the Porter, Mr. Charles Vaughan, intimating his intention to resign his aloe in a month. The Chairman ...
... and Mr. Richard Hall (C). At UM last 'astral 'Medea Mr. Charles Feely (L), the present molar member, headed the poll with 9101 Totes, and lei, J. Made Palmer (L) ram next with 3128. Mr. Edwari Chaplin, the Ceswervative candidate, polled 2190. Polling proceeded ...
... defences for the British Colonies. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Trzsoar. Important statements were made by Lord E. Fitz. =Wife. and Sir Charles Dilke respecting the cholera epidemic in Egypt aid the precautions to be taken against its importatioo into this country. ...
... agricultural value. Mr. Chaplin opposed the amendment, pointing out bow diSenlt it would to determine the ordinary agricultural value lead, which waa different in different places aad under different conditions. Mr. Asqnith thought Mr. Chaplin exaggerated the ...
... life; at her death be bequeaths £15,000 each of nephews Cecil Chaplin and Ernest Chaplin; £lO,OOO the daughters of his late nephew Edward Chaplin; to his nephew the Bight Hon. Henry Chaplin, M.F., and £5OOO upon trust for his two daughters Edith aod Florence; ...
... Henry Bock Keooo; £3OOO her sister. Mrs. hliiohoth Mare Holtby; £2OOO to her low. Mrs. Earboro Fonebiwo: £lOOO Monel Chaplin. Bib, I Chaplin. Gladys Muriel Sinclair, and Mm. Ann Barry; and legooieo to other of her rn'otiree, oerruie, ond others. lOso rwddno ...
... Randolph Churchill; it persistently borkel the speeches of Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Stanhope, and Lord Georg* Hamiltos, while it always reports fully Mr. Studhorse, Mr. Chamberlain, and Sir Charles Dilke. It he become, in feet, what Lord Randolph Churchill am ...
... being followed Sir Patrick Grant, and large number of the late Lord Napier's comrades. CURRENT POLITICS. MR. CHAPLIN IN HARNESS AGAIN. Ur. Chaplin has returned to the work his department, although be has not wholly recovered from bis recent attack of inDueoza ...