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... OBITUARY. / The death is announced having occurred on the 2nd inst., Xetheiheld, near Ware, Hertfordshire, of Sir Charles Booth, third baronet. He was the second son of the late Mr. William Booth, of Roydon House, Bseex, Mary, daughter of Mr. John Williamson ...
... Lectures and Essays, Sir J. R. Seeley, K.C.M.G. ss. London: Mac mil) an and Co. Life and Labour of the People, Charles Booth; vols, and vi. London; and Co. The Time Machine, by ...
... the Clerkship of County Justices, and the dual position bring? in yearly of 0 and Mr. Marshall held both offices. 'Mr. Charles Booth, waa unanimously appointed to fill the ...
... COMMITTEE. Tiie House of Commons Committee on the Unemployed Question met again yesterday. Mr. Campboll- presiding. Mr. Charles Booth, author of works on labour subjects, was examined. said the natural tendency of better organisation in the management of ...
... and address ° at. •tamos will be reMivedinJ^J.— Booth—Holijngwobth.—y , ' / { Cathedral, Manchester, by Stanley, M.A., Charles Booth, of Dukintield, to John Hollingworth, and X ' Bowers, of As.htou-under--L^ i- Glover—Hudson.—At St- r ,, jj. tho inst. ...
... Oxford, Francis Cranmer Penrose, Surveyor to St. Paul's, and Samuel Gardiner, Doctor of : Professor Turner, Edinburgh, and Charles Booth. ...
... wife Arthur R. Beaty, of son. DBATH3. Booth.—On the 20th inst., at West Villa, Dukinfield, Elizabeth, the beloved wife ot Charles Booth, in her 78th year. BOTE&. —On the 6th inst., board s.s. Belgeuland. near Philadelphia. Pa., Mary Elizabeth, lest daughter ...
... EVIDENCE OF MR. CHARLES BOOTH. yesterday's sitting of tho Eoyal Commission on Labour, presided over by the Duko of Devonshire, evidence was given with regard to that form of industrial oppression known as the sweating system. Mr. Charles Booth said had closely ...
... again, and it not that they will opposed. The other, D. Hopwood, retires on account of failing health. For Dukinfield, Mr. Charles Booth (C) and Mr. Gordon (L) will both have a walk-over. Mr. J. Barlow (L) is likely again stand for Bosdin and Bramall Division ...
... carried without a dissentient. the motion of Mr. Simcosk, seconded by Mr. Mottram, and supported by Mr. Middlehurst, Mr. Charles Booth, who for some years past has acted as master's clerk, was unanimously elected roaster of the workhouse, in the place of ...
... in the lurch. , man In the afternoon there was a representativi Amone ontary ing of trade unionists to hear an address Charles Booth on “Old Poncinne rather stimwate the accumulation of £6 Th, fs 1 people; that insurance would still } 1-Ban an old or ...
... LABOUR COMMISSION. CONDITION OF DOCK LABOURERS. Lord Derby presided yesterday at Group Bof the Labour Commission. Mr. Charles Booth gave account of the conditions of labour at the London Docks. The total number of men engaged, be said, >vas about 18,000 ...