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... instituted teb fHOS AOSI'H J ABB RS'I i-LD ofNo. 4, -littolclIetrlilt, Oxford. 1I3t00, Ini tbo coultyo f Middlesex, trfifer. CHARLES CHAPLIN. of Ko. e, Msirrick-vilisa, M'irrick-road, Oebola Junction, il th t couity f Surrey, ?? beeten APPOINTED TRU STEE of Ito ...
... t, ;Tha Jes, BiSllae Barlow, Cg-r-ce Fair- hua. Alien Leoawar, Will Crasklolc, 6asteas, Brandon. Tbo Thins 'Tallies, Charles Chaplin, iaosaihy S-i~ll r, Toot Nuedlaanx. Doorso psn at isa5. U~amnrneas st .45. SATO IaLAYS all seosto. Mr. C. It. BRIiSHTEN ...
... 14, Mincing-lane. Thomas Edward Twvycross ?? , Austinfriars. Francis Ecnil Theodor . ?? 134, Fenchureb-street. James Charles Chaplin ?? 44, Mark-lane. Alfred Graeff Barber ?? 7, Cowpersg-court, Cornhill. WOODTHORFE. CORN EXCHANGE REFRESHMENT ROOMS to ...
... of Kent, wine merchant; William Augustus Chaplin, of Manlsfleld-street, Portland-place, in the county of Middlesex, Esq.: and John Clifford Chaplin, Rosamond Chaplin, Charles Shirgsby Chaplin, and Frank Chaplin ...
... MAlssftild -street, Portland-place, Zg in the countyof Iliddlesex, EPj.: and John Clifford Chaplin, d Rosamond Chaplin; Charles Shirgsby Chaplin, ' and Frank e Chaplin, of Sheepy, aforesaid, respectively infants under' the age of 21 years, ...
... Carpenter; v. White; y. Cosse; Dele v. May; Turner v. Craddock ; Macdonald v. Lowley; Pelasco v. Levy; Bartlelt v. Chaplin ; Charles v. Scott; Strutt v. Parian; Harrison t. Cook. : Bankruptcy, Basinghall-streeL—(FANE.)Pullman, adj. ex., 10J; J. V. Moore ...
... county of Kent, wine merchant William Augustus Chaplin, of Mansfield-street, Portland-place, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. and John Clff'ord Chapin Rosamond Chaplin, Charles Shirgsby Chapln, and Frank Chaplin, of Sheepy, aforesaid, respectively infeeta ...
... E. Yamold, and Miss E. Chaplin. To be fallowed by ABRAHAM PARKER; and THE MAIL) WITH THE MILKING PAH. Doors open at 64. PRINCESS'S.—THIS EVENING, THE FOLLIES NIGHT. Duchess de Chartres, Madame Vestris; Pierre Palliot, Mr. Charles Mathews. To be followed ...
... Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. E. Yarnold, and Miss E. Chaplin. To be followed ABRAHAM PARKER; and THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL. Doors open 6J. PRINCESS'S.-THIS Eteniwg, lIE WOULD BE AN ACTOR. Motley, Mr. Charles Mathews. To be followed bv A SPEAKING LIKENESS ...
... 0. Smith, and Wright; Mica Woolgar, Mmne. Celeste, Miss OUrdir, Mia EE. Chaplin.-And O'FLANNIGAN AND THE FAIRItAD. essrs. hludson, andi oney; Miss e. Fit.iafilla, Miss Chaplin,Mrs. Lawe.-Doorsopen 8 t. . OLYMPIC. Tore Evzmifo, THE LADIES 'tATTLE; or ...
... Farren, f Howe, Clark, Tilbury, and Buckatone; Miss Ellen Chaplin, and Miss Reynolds. -THE SPANISH DANCERS. -THE BALANCE OF CO.lFORT. Messrs. Howe, Rowers, an~l Clark: Mix- Reynolds, Miss a Elien Chaplin. -And MORE BLUNDERS THAN ONE. Mr. Hadsos. PRINCESS'S ...
... Leclereq. LYCEUM. a Tnus EVEN1Nc-, TeE GAME OF SPECULATION. Messrs. Charles Matthoew, F. Matthews, Roxby. Baker, Suter, and Butler; Mirs. e lorn and Miss M. Oliver.-LITTLh TODDLEICINS. Mr. Charles F M1atthews.-And A HOUSE OUT OF WINDOWS. Mr. Roxby.t -Doors openat ...