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... addition is made to the plain announcement. BOOTH—STAVELKY-SHIRT.—April 24, the New Parish Church, Heeley, Sheffield, Charles Booth Esq., barrister-atlaw, late feUow of King's College, Cambridge, eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Booth, ...
... The than was as followe ; - Enoch Robinson, 1,966; ground Fates, 1,856; ®William Storrs, 1,345; *John | that 1,318 ; @Charles Booth, 1,275; and Thomas 1a wae 77. ‘Three candidates were nominated for € Lord vacancies in Stanley Division and the voting ...
... is the result :—Dakinfield : Elected, *Enoch Robinson (L), 1,448; *isaac Bates (L), 1,442; Napoleon. Ives (C), 1.349; *Charles Booth *Wm. Storrs (L), 1,337; *John Ogden(L), 1,311; James Halstead Samuel Warharst (C), 1,221; Nathan E. Linney (C), 957; James ...
... son of the late Peter John Luard, Esq., of Blvborougb Hall, Lincolnshire, to Sarah Maria, only daughter the late William Charles Booth, Esq., of Twemlow Hall, Cheshire. On the 29th ult., license, at St. Thomas's Church, Pendleton, the Rev. S. N. M. Harmer ...
... complaints applied to tn to the minority of shipowners. inlets Mr. Plimsoll admitted that his only to the minority. Mr. Charles Booth, the well-known worker, was the next witness. waterside industries of London, he stated. collecting statistics with view ...
... Sir Reginald Welby, Mr. C. A. Whitmore, M.P., Mr. Monro Ferguson, M.P., Sir Hugh Owen, Sir Brydges T. Henniker, and Mr. Charles Booth. Concerning the periods and time which tho census should be taken, there was general agreement of opinion among tho witnesses ...
... 'assisted insurance. In the minority report, sicmed by Mr. diamberlain, Mr. Ritchie, Sir H. Maxwell, Dr. Hunter, and Mr. Charles Booth, it is stated that the recommendations of the Commission are inadequate, and do not go as far as the evidence produced ...
... 140# million*; and of 1889, 176';. millions. A Millionaire's Will.—Personal estate valued ' £1,927,107 has been left Sir Charles Booth, of Netherfield, Herts, baronet, and of the firm Booth and Co., Coweross-street, West Smithiield, Jxindon, distiller, who ...
... Daughters of Temperance Grand Uniop Manchester Friendly Society wa3 preferred before Mr. F. J. Headlam, stipendiary, against Charles Booth, middle-aged and respectably-dressed man, whose address was given as 28, Garden-street, Kennedy-streec, Every-street, ...
... daughter of Charles allof Broughton, DEATHS. Booth.—On the 20th inst w West Villa, Dukinfi3ld, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Charles Booth, in he* 78th year. . ~' Boyer.—On the 6th inst., board the s.s. Belgenland. near Philadelphia. Pa,, Mary Elizabsth, eldest ...
... reprt sen ted Bowkcr, and Mr. K. Dosquosnes defended MoC'addon. The first witness called for the prosecution was Mr. Charles Booth, master of the workhouse, who stated that had la in tho employ the Guardians for about seven years master shoemaker, ami ...
... ' bstn held at Coaiviile, to consider &tate-a>ded old-age pensions. The 8 the conference were fortunate in so- of Mr. Charles Booth, whose * tbf working of our Poor Law \ ** *oas *• give prominence ** Mr. C. Past Manfth«t«r Unity, - lliu « State aid has ...