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... DWI BODTEL-April 19, at St. Peter's-road, Leicester, Hannah, wife of the late Charles Booth, of Liverpool, in her 75'h year. CUNNISCIIIAM.—ApriI 15, Michael Cunningham, at School-lane, Kenilworth, aged 61 years. EDW4RDB.—ApriI 19, Frank, son of William ...
... to Leicester-street, in the City of Coventry, o of which are in front, and four behind, in the several occupations of Charles Booth, Christopher Walton, Weatherilt, Widow Bunney, and Robert Harris, with the Yard and other Conveniences belonging thereto ...
... subject of old-age pensions. The publication of Mr. Chamberlain's article in the National Review, the paper read by Mr. Charles Booth at the Statistical Society, and finally Lord Salisbury's significant references to the topic his speech Exeter, it is thought ...
... life challenged criticism I'aa-ing apeak old age pensions, be said the question was where tlx* money was ...
... OLD AGE AND PAUPERISM. The paper which Mr. Charles Booth has aSt read before tba Statistical Society Pauperism in Old Age' is one of the mos* important contributions yet made to the study °* the social conditions of the people. is founded on exhaustive ...
... AGE PENSIONS. An important conference on old age pensions was Mid at Birmingham on Saturday. and was 84th-ewe! by Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. Chamberlain wrote that there waa • marked difference of opinion as to the line on which a remedy could be found. Any ...
... challenged criticism. Passing on to .pe.E of old-age pensions, he said the question was where the money was to come from. Mr. Charles Booth had said that w‘give old-age pensions would cost between 18 an 25 millions a year. No House of Commons would plunge the ...
... a man of fair and judicial mind. The three strongest men on the Commission arc Lord Playfair, Mr. Chamberlain, and Mr. Charles Booth. The Conservatives are raising nn outcry because clergymen of the Church of England are on the Commission. This complaint ...
... old age pensions, was held, on Saturday, •It B'nmr.rrbam. Councillor J. V. Stevens presidefl ov-r large attendance. Mr. Charles Booth, woo was the cliief speaker, said .there was now practical agreement to the deplorable extent, of poverty in ofd «»e Pauperism ...
... Mr Albert Pell. The Right Hon. J.Chamber- Mr Henry Broadhurst. lain, M.P. Mr J. J. Henley, C.B. The Right Hon. C. T. Mr Charles Booth. Ritchie. Mr C. 8. Loch. Sir H. E. Maxwell, Bart., Mr A. C. Humphreys- M.P. Owen. Mr C. S. Round ell, M.P. Mr J. J. Stockall ...
... challenged criticism Passing on to speak of old age pen-ions lie said Die question was where the inone, was to come from. Mr. Charles Booth had said that to give old-age pensions would cost between 18 snd 25 millions j-e«r. No House of Commons would plunge the ...
... lamented by Ids sorrowing family and friends. ' Booth.-On the 15th Inst , Villa utrcet. Loroila aged years Matilda, wife of Charles Booth. MaKn'CMmra''hi p“‘' Ilu lUaess, aged tlyoafs. WednmbTO * 16 h lt * ‘- ln hi * ’ ...