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... THE WEEK. MR BOOTH AND SWEATING. TnE evidence of Mr. Charles Booth before the Labour Commission is an important contribution to the study of sweating. Nobody can accuse Mr. Booth of sentimentalism. His knowledge of the London poor is unsurpassed, and ...
... MARRIAGES. MAZILIAOSS.—WALTILI CANNON George Bt.. Maas'. 1. BOOTH --OD Monday last, at the Restrick Parish Church, Mr Charles Booth. moulder, to Miss Polly Sykes, both of limerick. GABADK—SWALN. —Last Saturday, at Saitriok Pariah Church, Mr Dykes Gerald' ...
... THE LACK OF WORK. THE address of Mr. Charles Booth to the Statistical Society brings into prominence the chief necessity in our practical economics. This is to provide permanent work for efficient workmen. The great evil of labour, as Mr. Booth justly ...
... should be something which the nation might enjoy with them. POVERTY AND PENSIONS. WE know with what laborious care Mr. Charles Booth collects his facts and figures, and how implicitly they are to be trusted. Consequently, when he tells us, as he told the ...
... favourite hymns of the Mission being heartily song both going and returning. A NARROW ERCAPR.—OD Thntsday noon, boy named Charles Booth, 8 years of age, son of Mr Robert Booth, stone miner, New Road, Rastrick, met with an accident which might have proved ...
... BEATIMONT, Public Accountant and Auditor, Umbra Audomptey, Debts taste collietal in part wimpy, hos Mt* masted SHIFFIELD.—CHARLES BOOTH_, 30, Fnnuoini, Tools kw Jolene. Siam ; Shafts. Kniv, Grinding on the •bort..( ...
... Bankruptcy, ab., SS Br., Haddenisid. Debts and Rants collected in put the teni. Loses trona to immediately. HHEFFIEI.O.—CHARLES BOOTH, Rumors, Havasu rota. R Tools tor Joiners, Plasterers, Water., Basket Makers, he. Table Cate 1 1 7, Saws, Hansen and ...
... mistake respeoting the sad death of Mujoge General Brackenbury, which was recently announced. ‘l'he ofticer who is dead—Charles Booth%rnokenbury —although a veriddhtiuguished officer, was not so well-known as Lieutenunt- General H. Brackeue bury, of the ...