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... meeting was held on Tuesday evening, Mr. J. Palmer presiding.—A resolution of sympathy with the family of the late Mr. Charles Booth was agreed to on the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. E. Jackson, the members signifying agreement by standing in ...
... Western Railway, and included Lord Faring-don, Sir Frederick Banbury, Lord Claud Hamilton. Sir Gilbert (laughton, Mr. Charles Booth, and Sir Herbert Walter. LABOUR AND LIVING COST. Trade Union Inquiry to Start After Whitsun. The Parliamentary Committee ...
... HALIFAX AND DISTRICT LEAGUE. I AmolmquuflPdol-fi 'v-holdnt.ho&neb.-dnon-.!hhyu evening. Mr. R. C. Mellor presiding ! Mr. Charles Booth, who has obtained a position ! at Halsted. in Essex. mmd his position as secre| tary, and his resignation was received ...
... Coles, Coleeberg. AITDLEY. LADT, living pretty country cottage, to LET a weHfurniisbed Sitting-room, and JJedroom. Mjb. Charles Booth, North Staffordshire. BAR, USE A APARTMENTS: to «ea and woods; terms mod. Miss Bardsea, nr. UlTerston. ...
... connection with public life was his membership the Board of Guardian*, from which retired few years ago. his son-in-law. Charles Booth, taking his place. His wife, whom great sympathy will be extended in her bereavement, survives him. and also two grand-children ...
... Circuit in 1922. He was Recorder of Rotherham from 1032-4. His wife, whom he married in 1918, is a daughter of the late Mr. Charles Booth Sunderland. ...
... employes, was disclosed at the Sheffield Police Court this afternoon. Mr. Isaac Milner and Councillor Bescoby had before them Charles Booth (57), Frank Nelson (51), and Joseph William Fairbrother (36), ail of whom were employed until recently by the Corporation ...
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... and nets set tbe embankment of the boundary of the field. Tbe defence was that Robins had peinusnoii in writing from Mr. Charles Booth, occupier of the adjoining land, shoot rabbits there, sad it was denied that purse nets were used. Storey bad gone with ...
... and Alfred Taylor for assault, and there was a cross-summons. Mr. Riggott, in addition, accused Henry Barnett (12) and Charles Booth (12) of doing malicious damage to growing wheat, whilst James Booth was summoned for assaulting Cyril Riggott. Mr. A. J ...
... SOCIAL RECORD. The Right Hon. Charles Booth, P.C., F.R.S., philanthropist and shipowner, left £150,939. Lord Rhondda and his daughter, Lady Mnekworth, have offered Penoood Cattle, Monmouthshir 1 , German prisoners and their guards on agricultural work ...
... RAILWAY COMBINE. Midland Railway Chairman and Amalgamation. Mr. Charles Booth, presiding at the annual meetinir of the Midland Railway Company. r ’xv, yesterday, said the problem inv' red in the amalgamation of the Mid' ad with the North-Western and five ...