... MR. CHARLES BOOTH. No relation, by the way, said Mr. Morley at Newcastle, when referring to Mr. Charles Booth's pension scheme, to a better-known 'GeneraL'' It ought, however, to be no longer necessary to make any such explana- tion; and the following ...

... political opinions or their rank in life, for all are interested either as ratepayers or as potential rate-consumners. Nfr. Charles Booth, a London merchant, who has already done the public effectual service by his exbhustive inquiries into the condition of ...

... the findings of Lord Rothschild an I his colleag.ues on this head, but we would refer to the facts and figures of Mr. Charles Booth which seem to show conclusively thatthe axisting machinery does not meet the case. Take an agr icultturatl labour er with ...

... OLD AGE PENSIONS. MR. BOOTH'S CRUSADE. -4-- The confcrences of Mr. Charles Booth wvith repre- sentatires of org-nliied Labour which have been held during tibe winter at Walworth, Neene~tle-an-Tyne, Leeds, Manchester, Bristol, Glasgow, and Birmingiam have ...

... assisted insarance. In a minority report signed by Mr. Chamt erlain, Mr. Ritehie, Sir H. Max- well, Dr, Hunter, and Mr. Charles Booth, it is stated that the recommerds- tiona of the commission aer inadequate, and do not go as far as the evidence produced ...

... cannot cope with the problem: Hopeful re- formers. therefore, turn to some such system of public general pensions as Mr. Charles Booth has proposed. But whatever may be done, it is a burning shame and scandal to our civilization that, in this era of wealth ...

... thread of whose eloquence-knows no knots, and wbo owns a gift of humour rare amoungst women. She i the sister-in-lew of Ur. Charles Booth, the vell known seoial scientist, and author of Life aind Labour of the People. Amongst other official mem- bers of the ...

... hundred thousand working men wer* Ie represented. took place at Birmingham on Saturday! afternoon, and was ddressed by r. Charles Booth. Trade unions, trade, friendly, and other economic societies, not only from Birmingham but from all; the towns for a wry ...

... clear and explain its curious and apparently bewildering pattern is a benefactor to his race. For some years past Mr. Charles Booth has been engaged in the work of classi- fying the Census returns, drawing the moral and adorning the tale, and he seems ...

... show how greatly the Commissioners differed anong themtselves. The mninority Report is signed by Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Charles Booth, anid Dr. Hunter, This Reportis suggestive oi a, wider outlook, especially as it suggests that the majority R1eport seould ...

... pensions should. we are inclined to think, he the same whether there has been saving or not. In short, the proposals (f Mr. Charles Booth seem to us the most practicable, as well as the nmost simple and stveeping, yet intro- duced. But, at the same time, let ...

... e Old Ago iu Yilagcs. S MImA AaT1LIIR ACLAND and Mr. ; Charles Booth have printed for pnivate circulation a prelimainaryi ?? +l1. nv, asv Rt on foot a~s Report of an inquiry they have set on Loot as sel to the condition of people over 55 years of age ...