Charles Williams - United Kingdom

United Kingdom

  • Sir Charles Hanbury Williams (1708–1759), Member of Parliament and satirist
  • Charles Williams, Baron Williams of Elvel (born 1933), life peer ennobled in 1985
  • Charles Williams (academic) (1804–1877), principal of Jesus College, Oxford
  • Charles Williams (artist) (born 1965), artist in the Stuckist movement
  • Charles Williams (caricaturist) (died 1838), British caricaturist, etcher and illustrator
  • Charlie Williams (comedian) (1927–2006), British footballer and comedian
  • Charles Williams (composer) (1893–1978), British composer
  • Charlie Williams (footballer) (1873–1952), Manchester City goalkeeper and the first ever manager of the Danish national football team, 1908–1910
  • Charles Williams (journalist) (1838–1904), British newspaper editor and war correspondent
  • Charlie Williams (motorcyclist) (born 1950), British motorcyclist
  • Charles Williams (priest) (1906/7–1961), theologian and chaplain of Merton College, Oxford
  • Charlie Williams (British writer) (born 1971), author of The Mangel Trilogy
  • Charles Williams (British writer) (1886–1945), British novelist, poet and publisher; associate of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien and member of the Inklings
  • Charles Williams (UK politician) (1886–1955), British Member of Parliament
  • Charles Henry Williams (1834–1908), Member of Parliament for Barnstaple, 1868–1874
  • Charles James Watkin Williams (1828–1884), British Member of Parliament for Caernarvonshire, 1880
  • Charles Williams (athlete) (1887–1971), British track and field athlete who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics
  • Charles Williams (of Llangibby) (1591–1641), English politician who sat in the House of Commons in 1621
  • Charles Greville Williams (1829–1910), English scientist and analytical chemist

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