... Hele- Ct Shaw; Messrs. Horace Walker. J. NV. Alsop, 0, Harcourt E. Clare, Reginald Bushel], C. C, NV. Jones, G. H. Morton, Charles Booth, off jen., IL West, I. C. Thompson, and W. So E. Willini. Sir John T. Brmnner, M.P., Mr. Fe William Crosfield. M~r. J. ...

... , ootv. ithistanding a, liberal donaion of £50 fromn Messrs. W. Roughton and A. Johnson, the trustees of the late Mr. Charles Booth, showed a very considerable deficit. The report' therefore expressed a hope that all interested in the welfare of foreign ...

... ~ the Clarendon-rooms, the Venerable Archdeacon Brooki, president, in the chair. Among the gentlemoen preslY were-Mr. Charles Booth, Rev. Cyrus Morrall, Mr. Henti, Behrend, Mr. Thomas Bourne, Mr. J7 W. Williams, ~r rManifold, Mr. John Hey, Mr. G. Kemp ...

... Ellen Cliff Home. The committee most thbnk- fully acknowledge the generous gift of £150 from the estate of the late nr. Charles Booth, per Messrs. Waiter Roughton and James Johnston, and a legacy of £200 from the executors of the late Mrs. Frances Grant ...

... THE AMERICAN MAILS. Mr. Charles Booth, jun., of Otterspool Bank, liverpool, writes-as follows to the ?? Your New York correspoadent in his second L1tter on the American mails says:- I will take a standard of speed which makss i the comparison most favourable ...

... is one which seems to hit off particularly well the needs and position of the present clims on the public.-Yours, &ac, CHARLES BOOTH, 1, India-buildings. TO THE REV. DAWSON W. TURNER, LLD. My dear Dr. Turner,-When you called on me to-day, I told you that ...

... Thi proves howr mch mis- the chiof may be done by this kind of advertisemtent. be e FROM ONE WHO SUFFERED. the Ho0 MR. CHARLES BOOTH AND THE Pe' UNEMPLOYED. Bir' o'ch s TO TH DITORS OF THE LI POOL MERCURY. the t Gentleen,-The notice you have been so good ...

... Ellis Edwards ins seconded by William Richard Jones; and assented he to by William Gow, S. H. Banner, J. H. Platt, yve Charles Booth jun., J. M. Alexander, Thomas in- C. Ryley, 3. h Jewett, and William Pferd- to Menges. ...

... women and men were Lusily employed. It was a ienlllighted, airy room-very differeat from the sweating dens which Mr. Charles Booth has Shown uis. Frock coats, co es, and coats of all kinds were being turned out, mainly by hand. A frock coat, for wrhich ...

... Picken. Ely: Thomas M?1y vice Arohibald Andrews. Kineton: , e Richard Evans, vice Charles Booth. Marl- a borough: W. T. Haydon, vice Arthur Johnson. a Buokingham: Charles Booth, vice James Lang- f ley. Chipping Norton: VW. C. Poles, vice F Thomas Squire. ...

... to Jane Brown; John Thackeray, Lambert-street, Jv to John Dutton; John Valentine, Lime-street, to Wil- a liam Hardy; Charles Booth, Longville-street, to Alice A Liresley; William Foster, Mann Island, to William Taylor; Thomas Williams, Mercer's-court ...

... Reporter, brother Whewell (Hull district); deputy grand master, brother Joseph Thackeray (Newcastle); senior warden, brother Charles Booth (Almondbury); .umior warden, brother Thomas Jackson (Bradford' The SECRETARY (brother Wm. Brierley) then read the financial ...