... OBITUARY. / The death is announced having occurred on the 2nd inst., Xetheiheld, near Ware, Hertfordshire, of Sir Charles Booth, third baronet. He was the second son of the late Mr. William Booth, of Roydon House, Bseex, Mary, daughter of Mr. John Williamson ...

... COMMITTEE THE UNEMPLOYED. OF MR. CHARLES House Commons Committee the unemployed met to-day. Mr. Campbcll-Bannexman Mr. Charles Booth, works Hour übiocte, was'examined. said the natural of better organisation the management , SStS lie to create a larger ...

... Birmingham. An important conference on Old-ace Pensions was held at Birmingham yesterday afternoon, and was addressed by Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. Chamberlain wrote :— There a marked difference of opinion as to the line on which a remedy «mid be found. Any dismission ...

... ??? SENTENCES FOR FELONY. IV j, Preston sessions this morning, Charles Booth wer e charged with stealing a sacking from the garden of Mr. Blezard The prisoners admitted their guilt. Booth, Chairman said, had been five times con- S»> and would be condemned ...

... REAVY SENTENCES FOR FELONY. \j Preston sessions yesterday, Charles Booth Brennan were 'charged with stealing a of sacking from the garden of Mr. Blezard, oe - The prisoners admitted their guilt. Booth, K(2?pendiary Chairman said, had been five times conkers' ...

... scheme for pensions not directly contributed to by the people who were to enjoy them, and whether the proposals of Mr. Charles Booth and other schemes, which &mind only indirect contributions on the part of the pensioners, could be considered. Mr. BALroca ...

... Lectures and Essays, Sir J. R. Seeley, K.C.M.G. ss. London: Mac mil) an and Co. Life and Labour of the People, Charles Booth; vols, and vi. London; and Co. The Time Machine, by ...

... deceased was in the service of Crossley Brothers, engineers and ironfounders, Marlborough-street, Hulme. A witness named Charles Booth stated that on Monday the 10th of March he and deceased were engaged hoisting, by a chain, a large iron casting, when one ...

... the Clerkship of County Justices, and the dual position bring? in yearly of 0 and Mr. Marshall held both offices. 'Mr. Charles Booth, waa unanimously appointed to fill the ...

... COMMITTEE. Tiie House of Commons Committee on the Unemployed Question met again yesterday. Mr. Campboll- presiding. Mr. Charles Booth, author of works on labour subjects, was examined. said the natural tendency of better organisation in the management of ...

... and address ° at. •tamos will be reMivedinJ^J.— Booth—Holijngwobth.—y , ' / { Cathedral, Manchester, by Stanley, M.A., Charles Booth, of Dukintield, to John Hollingworth, and X ' Bowers, of As.htou-under--L^ i- Glover—Hudson.—At St- r ,, jj. tho inst. ...

... Pensions. Au important conference on old age pensions was held at Birmingham on Saturday afternJon, and was addressed by Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. Chamberlain wrote that there was a marked difference of opinion as to the line on which a remedy could be found. Any ...