... Critchley's Bank Foot Colliery, by which two men and a boy, named respectively David Roberts, Thomas Birkenshav, and I Charles Booth were severely injured. They were being let aownv the shaft in an iron cage for the purpose of commencing work when the ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A FRIENDLY SOCIETY OFFICER. Before the -Manchester City Stipendiary (Mr. F. J. Headlam), on Tuesday, Charles Booth, of Garden-street, Kennedy-street, Ancoats, was charged on a warrant with stealing £15, on the 8th September, 1888, from ...

... both the worse for liquor when the fatal quarrel arose between them in their own house. Liary, Ogden, an reld woman, and. Charles Booth., a ?? llab~ourer, both now gave evidence upon the circumatanasu Limmzediately preceding the poor woman's death. Ogdent ...