... Revo- Iteion. The next, one of the importants I wish they would have called them specials, it sounds nicer—was Mr. Charles Booth, wlio said he tra4 a Fellow of the Statistical Society. The chairman, asking question 306, p 25 : Can you give the Committee ...

... *hat bearing they have upon the working, by individuals for self-gain, of our economical laws. The nest whams after Mr. Charles Booth was the great genius, the man who wants to ameliorate the condition of the working classes by turning all foreigners out ...

... history of the world. H. W. LEE. 6Ellli Another statistical study of the condition of the poor has been published by Mr. Charles Booth. He finds that in the Tower Hamlets, 35 per cent. of the population may fairly be described as poor, while 22 per cent ...