... At Ailsbury Assizea to-day, on the trial of Wm. James for the murder of a the jury found the accused Not Guilty. named Charles Dance, at Chalvey, near Slough, ...

... THE CHALVEY MURDER. William Alfred James was brought on remand at Slough, on Wednesday, charged with murdering Charles Dance, at Chalvey, on the 21st inst. The evidence owed that the water in which the prisoner washed himself on the night of the murder ...

... verting his own use a bicycle, value rffiff property of J. D. Bond, of Cinderford, ' 24th. Prisoner hired the machine and Charles Dance, labourer, of Huntley, Prosecutor did not desire to press the char? ' was the first offence which the prisoner *J committed ...

... the Evening at 8 In the ors open at 2.30 and 7. NCERT Part I. “NAVAL ENGAG EMENTS,.” Parr II. A Comedy in Two Ac ts, by Charles Dance. The Characters will be sus’ tained by the well-known Cheltenham Amateurs, Carriages Front Seats 2s. 6d,; Bac k Seats 1s ...

... the Evening 8 pm. Doors open at 2.30 and 7.30. Part I CONCERT Part 11. “NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS, A Comedy in Two Acts, by Charles Dance. The Characters will be sustained the well-known Cheltenham Amateure. Front Seats 2». 6d, -, Back -Seats Is. Carriages ...

... Kildare, Miss Ina Moore; violin solo, Hon. A. B. Batburst ; song, Mr B. Hanson. Part II.— The Bengal Tiger. a farce by Charles Dance, Esq. : Sir Paul Pagoda, Mr A. H.Butler: Edward Henderson, P. Napier Jones ; Arthur Onslow. Mr A. W. Previte : David. Mr ...

... 30. I, CONCERT Parr “NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS,” The Characters will be sustained by the well-known ‘A Comedy in Two Acts, by Charles Dance. Cheltenham Amateurs. Front Seats 2s. 6d,; Back Seats Is. Carriages at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Tickets and Programmes to be ...

... in the Evening pm. Doors open 2.30 and 7.30. Partl • CONCERT Part 11. NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS,” A Comedy in Two Acts, by Charles Dance. The Characters will be sustained by the well-known Cheltenham Amateure. Front Seats 2s. 6d. ; Back Seats is. Carriages ...

... imiininications to addressed, and Post-Offles Orders payable, to the l'roprictor, at the Olin, Castle Street. ‘‘-.11..1.—5ir Charles Dance's steam carriage commenced plying be, to,,n Cheltenham and Gloswestcr in February 1031, aretwging 55 linontes each trip ...

... Henry Gillman, Edward Smith, Walter Wells. Proficient —Tom Butler, William T. Clapped , Alfred Cowley, Frederick Cowley, Charles Dance, A. F. Evans, George Evans, F. J. Fletcher, Henry Ilerbort, Joseph Jennings, Edward Lane, Ernest la. per , T. D. Painter ...

... Watermoor, Cirencester, the wife of John Carpenter daughter D\NCE— May 31, at Naunton-cottasp?, Cheltenbam, tbe wife of Wm. Charles Dance, daughter. Davis— M«y 27, at 2, Battledowu-cottagea, tuo wife of Sdnev Davis, c, son. .. „ Dowdeswrll— June 21, Nctberhills ...

... Part I. CONCERT Part JT. “NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.” The Characters will be sustained by the well-known A Comedy in Two Acts, by Charles Dance. Cheltenham Amateurs. Front Seats 2s. 6d,; Back Seats 1s. Carriages Tickets and Programmes at 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. to be ...