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... ———————T THE RIGHT HON. CHARLES BOOTH. INTERESTING pmm’n'HON TO-DAY. At the House of Commons, to-day, the Right Hon. Charles Booth wss presented with “an illuminated address by the National Committee of Organised Labour in recognition of his services ...
... EL CHARLES BOOTH APOLOGISES AND PAYS £lOO. in the King's Hooch, t-day. Mr Jaen. Milk., krrnarht an motion Mr. Clarke the well. inter @natters, to • stale in Lilo and Labnur of pt cln is had manna in Haceryr b the *agar , . an of the nn. In Londe ...
... Rev. Charles Booth. Pastor's Farewell to Ripponden. On Sunday, the Bev. Charles Booth concluded ministry at Zion Congre• gational Church, Eipponden, upon aucepung the pastorate of Barnoldswick Congregational Church, where he intends commencing his duties ...
... SHIPOWNER'S DEATH FALL. Accldent Verdict on Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. Charles Booth. 70-t chair- I tan of Alfred Booth and Co. Ltd., of Liverpool and Booth Steamship Co.. Ltd., who fell from a window at his cousin's home in Chester-street, London. S.W ...
... 288 165.. with net personalty £668 9s. 6d. Mr. Wilson Clegg, of 28. Westbourne-terrace. Salterhebble, Halifax, and Mr. Charles Booth. of 12. Clevedonplace. Lee Mount, Halifax. are the executors. ...
... rights had been infringed. PRESENTATION TO MR. CHARLES BOOTH. The workpeople of the Wade Manufacturing Co.. Ltd., Dunkirk Milk met last night to bid farewell and show their appreciat io n of Mr. Charles Booth. who has been with the firm loom tuner for 201 ...
... from 1908 to 1933. Among many other posts which he filled during a busy life were those ot private secretary unpaid ) to Charles Booth, the ship owner and statistician, and to Sir Austen Chamberlain (when Postmaster-General and Chancellor of the Exchequer) ...
... 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 ...
... yesterday. he decided that Mr. C. R. Tattam, the Bradford Tramways Manager. had aided and abetted a Bradford bus driver. Charles Booth, aged 33. of Thornton-lane. Bradford. in the offence of exceeding a speed of 30 miles an hour. Booth it was stated, told ...
... Lily Cooper. shop'. eeper, 41, New Bank. Halifax—fined 7s. 6d. Joseph Uttley. labourer, 22, Grove edge, Halifax—fined 55 Charles Booth. tarp twister. 12. Clevedon-place. Ovenden—fined 7s. ed. Ronald Thomas. draughtsman, H. Blackwood-grove. Halifax—fined ...
... Great Western Railway, and induded lord Faringdon, Sir Frederick Banbury, Lord Claud Hamilton, Sir Joseph Claughton, Mr, Charles Booth, and Sir Herbert Walter. It was pointed out by the deputation that the tax would inflict great hardship on ordinary st ...
... for over half a century they have attended the Old Dolphin Chapel. Clayton Heights. Mr. Booth was the eldest son of Mr. Charles Booth, of Sheep Farm, Clayton Heights, and his wife was the only daughter of Mr. William Lister, of New Close Perm, Thornton ...