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... SLOUGH. Th» Mo«d»« —William 1(r ® , ' , * ra bronght op on remand the Slongh Polieo coort Wednoaday charged with the of Charles Dance at Chalvey, neat Slongfa, on Friday evening. The greater part of the evidence was almost identical with that taken at the ...
... Ritchie has arrived here.” SLOUGH. The Chalvey Murder.—James, the man in custody on charge of having wilfully murdered Charles Dance at Chalvev, on the 21st ult., was again brought before the Slough magistrates on Wednesday, and. after (our more witnesses ...
... thought he was at home.—Defendant was fined 2s and 9s fid costs, or seven days. Drunk and Dirorderuy Alfred Richardson and Charles Dance were summoned for being drunk and disorderly Tflehurst on March 14. This case was adjourned from the previous Saturday ...
... this occasion were a comedy in one act, by Mr. T. J. Serle, entitled Tender Precautions, and a farce, in one act, by Mr. Charles Dance, called The Bengal Tiger. Corporal Newton, Ist Life Guards.—This celebrated swordsman, whose dexterous exploit of chopping ...
... projierty of Edmund ■ r Willi a* am, charge with haviug, on the 20th of June, at stolen five tame rabbits, the property of Charles Dance. James Aiiti, 2ft, charged with having, the niirht of the BHli March, at Bray, broken into the dwellinghouse of Edward ...
... wore charged with stealing bedstead and bed and other articles, tho property of Charles Dance, at Newbury, on July 1. Mr Fitzroy was counsel for the prosecution. Charles Dance, the prosecutor, said he was corn porter. Ho locked tho door on July 1 when he ...
... verdict of Accidentally killed. Saturday last an inquest was held before Spencer Clarke, Esq., Coroner, on the body of Charles Dance, who was killed at Crondall a slip of gravel as stated in our last impression. Verdict.—Accidentally killed. The Fete ...
... ability. The comedy was followed the comedietta of Delicate Ground, one of the numerous trifles from the pen of Mr. Charles Dance. Mr. Vincent citizen Sangfroid was as cool and collected as the name would suggest, and Mr. W. Gordon, as Alphonse, was ...
... following prisoners :— Stroud, 26, charged with having, on the : of June, at Speen, stolen five rabbits, the property of Charles Dance. W ir.uAM i'ATLOR, 2d, charged with having, the 15th j of August, Midghara, stolen some wearing apparel and | 3Z. 10s. ...
... Borough Magistrates Chamber. Before the Mayor (Mr E. Harris), Alderman Townsend, and Mr J. N. Paul. Sam Tavlor, Charles Dance, Thomas Neal, Arthur- Simpson, Alfred Staniland, and Frederick Drewe, lads of this town,all appeared on summons for stone throwing ...
... Monck, Major Tboytg, Major linnter, Mr A- H. {Ubwreby, and Mr J H. Fellowea. Drunk aid Diso^pcblt.—Alfred Leviogton, Charles > Dance, and Charles Tntner, three y-Ming meo. were r obarged with feeing dronk and disorderijr Tilebarst. Lewington, «Tio -had ...
... me in doors, and Briggy Yass come up the street, but I was in doors before he came up.—On April 24tb, Girdler said, Charles Dance told John Vincent 'twas me that set the places on fire, and old Chaundler thought I should open when they took up. Not ...