... selected by the Council of the Royal Society to be recommended for election into the Society this year is that of Mr. Charles Booth. By trade Mr. Booth is a merchant and shipowner. Ile is receiving this honour as a estignit ion of his work in applying ...

... the greatest of all pledges of bar einem. TOM new yolnnie on Life mid Labewor,' which will soon be pnbliohed by Mr, Charles Booth. proems* to be a work of great interest and importance. One of the most interesting chapters the one whoa deals with the ...

... closely between the deserving and the undeserving peor. Personally he want eit a good deal of converting upon several of Mr. Charles Booth's proposals. Why should the State provide pensions for people who were in comfortable c.remilelances T_ lie suggested that ...

... advantages of a Farticular occupation. The statistics again do not include any allowance for board and lodging. Taking Mr. Charles Booth's figures, showing that of the London mistresses of households 59 per cent. employ only one servant, and the servants they ...

... the capital of Iceland, and would probably be brought home ins trawler in a few days. AT • Birmingham conference Mr. Charles Booth's scheme of Old Age Pensions has been approved. Tea Roumanian Senate has ratified by 78 votes to one the Treaty of Commerce ...