... Mr Albert Pell. The Right Hon. J.Chamber- Mr Henry Broadhurst. lain, M.P. Mr J. J. Henley, C.B. The Right Hon. C. T. Mr Charles Booth. Ritchie. Mr C. 8. Loch. Sir H. E. Maxwell, Bart., Mr A. C. Humphreys- M.P. Owen. Mr C. S. Round ell, M.P. Mr J. J. Stockall ...

... MARRIAGES. MACASKIE—BPRIGGE.—On the 7th inst., at St. Margaret's Church, Fletton, Peterborough (by the Rev. J. Fuller), Charles Booth Macaskie, youngest of the late James Macaskie, Esq., Journalist, Montrose, Forfarshire, to Annie Charlotte, only daughter ...

... challenged criticism. Passing on to speak of cld age pensioni he said the question was where the money was to come from. Mr Charles Booth had said that to give old-age pensions would cost between 18 and 25 millions a year. No House of Commons would plunge the ...

... and staggering about.—The defendant, who pleaded guilty, was ordered to pay 13s. A Disturbance at Kenilworth Station. Charles Booth, youth belonging to Coventry, was summoned by John Squires, Birmingham, Inspector on the London and North-Western Railway ...

... are highly prejudicial to health and temper. Seme of the genteel occupations are not exempt from these drawbacks. Mr. Charles Booth, in his Life and Labour of the People, says: The long hours worked in the drapery trade, combined with prolonged standing ...

... the Societies, as Grand Master Tom Hughes said at the Oddfellows' dinner on Tuesday, are divided among themselves. Mr. Charles Booth, to whom Mr. Lyttelton made allusion, has declared that the Government cannot enter into a sort of partnership with the ...

... proposed by tbe chairman was agreed to. Mr C. Booth and the Aoed Poor Commission. The Clerk read a circular letter from Mr Charles Booth (a member of tbe Royal Commission on Aged Poor), pointing out that in the performance of his dutiee, he found it desirable ...

... charge of the tea were Miss Mell,r, Miss M. Lloyd Evans, and Miss Daisy Richards. A LOCAL WINDFALL.—The personally of Sir Charles Booth, Bart., of Netberfield, Hertfordshire, and Cow Cross, Clerkenw•ell, D. L . London, nephew of Sir Felix Booth, the famous ...

... Frederick Wood, and estate duty has now been paid on .£1,907,107 the net value the late Sir Charles Booth's personal estate. One of the late Sir Charles Booth's nieces is the wife of Mr. Henry Lawrence Pryor, who an executor, and other nieces are married ...

... Wingneld Baker, Esq., Hall.— BerefbrttssVre .- Thomas Reaver.-, E-0.. Kinnersley Castle, near Kington.— Hertford ...

... following of the hunt :—Messrs. M. Moncrieffe, J. C. Shaw, H. Smith-Turberville, M. H. Lakin, A. E. Baiche!or, R. Ratnsden, Charles Booth, A. de Laski, Charles Beard. G. de S. Hamilton, and a few invited guests. The function proved a very enjoyable one. In ...

... accepted. An important Canfennoe on Old Age Pensions was held Birmingham on Saturday afternoon, and was addressed Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. Chamberlain wrote that there was much difference of opinion aa to thW lines on which remedy could be found, and tfhy ...