... there will the usual programme of funny in action in France on July 3lst. Captaia DEATHS. I Alm., fie-holing another Charles. Chaplin l'itallenor was the sun of our Town Clerk . ' 11111 l AV . Nrlc J , b. ! Bromley Challenor), and brother-in-law to Dr ...

... Thursday. Frirlay and Enumerators has, appointed:- Pa.ttire, been ereatly improved this' ' 4 It' N, I Saturday *nether ot Charles Chaplin'.' come- .Apish•ford:--Siduco C. Tompkitio. Illondwoer, rain. Keep i. oleistiful everywhere with rar • Jolt lath. at Bush ...

... Lore Story) Bort Charlie Chaplin, as Property Man.'s Next week's prostrate will be it Drama known as the Love of Women. also sequel to the Shop taros ralitlail Front Shop (MI to features of the following week will be Charles lin:teas's -t:l•itnes A ...

... Cud her Nil diortng the post of Sir Hobert Ilerberl, Ku. Charles irhrn further %r_nt , Agricultural ( . 011,1111 , 1e,),j 1.4,1 further .ittliuta under ill« ioinirmaindiiii lion. Henri Chaplin. al u examined. . . . To fatililate the taking of th. ewidiwro ...

... by oven hug it. They wattled to make it Impractitable by forcing the old people to ocultribute eo touch to it. Mr Henry Chaplin, a ereet Tariff Reformer. soid the Bill 111•••• Cot thrift. tied auything '.hick diescou rft was a national crime. Well, Mr ...

... dent. that Admiral Sir William May o to shed a by CWW . Int,III that is DOW it tooting into the state of tn. Nevy mid Charles Ilerseford'• reports, and that he will appear beture the iittee at the first slate upon whicli he can conveniently leave his ...

... Prince Perovsky in Ours were a mixed lot. Gladys Wilson, whose engagement to Mr. , Eric Chaplin, son of .the Squire, is aimounced. is a daughter of Mr. Charles Villson. of Hull, the well-known shipowner. among her many accomplishments Miss Gladys Wilson ...

... but fortunately was not required. The ofllciating clergy %ere the Rev. H. Rust, Vicar of Chaddletworth, and the Rev. A. Chaplin. The Venerable Archdeacon of Oxford was to have taken part in the service but was prevented owing to his motor car breaking ...

... er Bentley. a farmer. at Limerick. in reapect of the malicious burning of 300 of hay and a hay barn on December 2nd. Mr. Chaplin. M.P.. 'peaking at Wimbledon. said that the preaent open. constant, and daring defiance of the law in Ireland was entirels ...

... Mellor. C., 97311. Timms, Aet.-Corpl., W., 8156. Turner. W.. 757. Lasee-Corporal J. W. Evans, 9355. 5._7372. Burgess, W.. Chaplin. A.. 0685. James. R.. KA 11cLeay. C.. 11W1. Mills. A.. Josev. Sergt. J. 5609. Wood. Lieut. J. W. Belcher. W.. 75W. Cladingboen ...

... - son of Mr W. G. Rant. linatock Avenue. re- poser to tat e such action as they may think o groom's parent's Mr and Mrs Charles lies, The ° l' both I Prnim 4 ' 994. r : -••--• - .-- ported wousided: Plc. J. 11. (Berk. atstirable. wer Firm. Baulking ...

... irt , proved fatal. occurred hot /today afternoon along the Marche= Road. Abingdon. A young ' h al l : fee emee = lad mood Charles 'Palmer, who hoes with kis . erec t is i 00 0,„ permits 0 fp. trek Street s ADlngedoti. via help. *Deeded trite - serviOe ...