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... 10d. 2 dozen, anl of bibies’ hoods at 2s. a gross. for the makinz up of match-boxes ag 24d the gross? Accordi g to Mr Charles Booth, ther: are workers in the rast-end working thirteen, fourteen, and even fifteon hours a day fer 1s Gd,and not unfrequen:ly ...
... increased eight per cent. Three schemes of old age pensions had been proposed by Canon Blackley, Mr. Chamberain, an' Mr. Charles Booth. He (the speaker) favoured Mr Chamber'ain’s scheme that tfi?‘uu should assist the individual, and that the great Friendly ...
... highly ~prejudicial te health and temper. Some of the ** genteel”’ occupations are not exempt from these drawbaoks. Mr- Charles Booth in his ** Life and Labour of the Peeple,” says: ‘‘The long hours worked in the drapery, combined with prolonged ~standing ...
... the means of thriving bad been provided for. He advocated the universal pension scheme which had been proposed by Mr. Charles Booth, and argued that this would provide an enormous :timulus to real thrift. As to ways and means they might double or graduate ...
... been materially affected by the labours of the temperance party. The immense amcount of the personalty of the la*e Sir Charles Booth, which has beou declared at nearly two millions sterliug, helps to prove that the prosperity of the trade 1s as great as ...
... during the past three years, and now has 3,500 members, The Warrington magistrates heard a case in which a deserter named Charles Booth, of the 2nd Battalion of the South Lancashire Regiment, was arrested by Constable Smith under peculizr circumstances. The ...
... Association have conceded 53 instead of 54 wurs per week, to take effect on and after the 9th Januvary. The personaity of Sir Charles Booth, Bart., of Netherfield Park, Herts, and Cow Crossst., London, the well'kaown distiller, who died on the 2ud ult., is sworn ...
... pension us proposed by Mr Chamberlain. The only scheme of pensions which commended itself to the Labour party was that of Mr Charles Booth. Then they also believed that the State should provide free cducation—not a mere elementary education, but an education ...
... the name of Christ | and for His glory. The character of the neighbourhood may be further gathered by a glance at Mr. Charles Booth's map of Fast London, where this district, notwithstanding the remarkable improvements of later vears, is still marked ...