... an interest in that matter and l ly help their employes to provide for a rainy day. Id Anothersberne propounded by MIr. Charles Booth ig provided for payment by the State; but the St is money would come out of their pockets in the fo ly first instance, ...

... Grimeehill, Rirkby Lonsdale, Esq.; Henry Gandy, of Castle Bank, Appleby, Esq. YOsxsmna.-William Aldam, of Frickloy-hall, Req.; Charles Booth Elmsal Wright, of Bolton- ball, esq.; Henry Frederick Beaumont, of Whitley Deaumont, Esq. WALES. AwxaEsaa.-Sir George Elliott ...

... Captain Acklons, 28th Rlegimcent, and Mtiss Booth, eldest daughter of the late Henry W. Booth, Esq., and niece of Sir Charles Booth, Fart. The marriage between the 11ev. L. B. Morris, rector of Thornton-in-Craven, and Miss Whitaker. of Derwent Bank, Malton ...

... themselves to the thoughtful under the d head above given. At the Royal Statistical '3 Society in London on Tuesday night Mr. Charles Booth read, before a wvell-attended t meeting, a carefully compiled paper on the 'Eunumeration and Classification of Paupers ...

... considered that Mr. Cham- berlain's proposal would not be widely adopted, and he criticised at length the sebome of lr. Charles Booth. A pa per on the Slams of Manchester was contributed by Mr. O. IV. Smiley, an American journalist, who spoke highly ...

... scheme of ol a pensions. A further re otb, signed by Mr. aaznberiai Mr. Ritchie, Sir H. Maxawell, Mr. W. Hunter, 1 and Mr. Charles Booth, states that the reron- mendn~ions of the commission are inadequate, f and that a body less numerous than ours, c and ...

... therefore, be doomed to disappointt- ment. A new principle in connection with the claims of candidates is being raised by Mr. Charles Booth, whose social studies have made his name universally known. He is not a scientific man in the ordinary and accepted sense ...

... instead of acting the part of the puppets of political Punch and Judy shows, there is very little hepe of progress. Mr. Charles Booth says ?? out of every four will be a pauper at 65 years of age, and that one out of every three willbhe a pauper at 70 years ...

... 9 21. James Brannon, Hyde. 7 22, Body not Ideutified, dreadfally burnt.- 23 John eickion, Flowerfiald, married. (C 24. charles Booth, Duklnflekl, a brother killed. E' 28. William Marlin, Dakinfeldl. Al 213. \X'Ilani Boot-h, Dukinfleld, n brother killed ...

... rest. Only think what a difference 1Y a few weekly shillings would mean to him, and c se this is no isolate-d case. Mr. Charles Booth, in I . his experience amongst the masses, could, I am 3- sure, fu ly endorse my statement; and if any - ,k one has the ...

... Walter Roughton and J. Johnston, a sum of £200 was given to the mission from the residue of the estate of the late Mr. Charles Booth. The Reyner Trustees have most kindly made the following challenge grant, ?? for every £100 of additional income above ...

... M'Arthur, s DN E Lawrence, A3fred Booth, Alfred L a Dst Jonee, NV. A. Williams, Peter CoweU, J rd T. D. Philip, T. H. Barker, Charles Booth, jun., I ty. P. Busbell, G. J. Cuomb, Peter Cowell, Drys- I er dale Carstairs, W. Hewito, Janes Irvine, I ed A. DL Jackson ...