... MR. CHARLES BOOTH. The death, after a short illness, took place yesterday, of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, chairman of tiie Booth Steamhip Co., Liverpool, and well known for his writings social conditions. Mr. Booth was born at Liverpool March 30, 1840 ...

... MRS. CHARLES BOOTH The death occurred yesterday at Coalville ol: Mrs. Mary Macaulay Booth, widow of Mr. Charles Booth, formerly of Cracedieu Manor. She was in her ninety-second year. Mrs. Booth was a niece of Lord Macaulay, the historian and essayist ...

... ALDERMAN SIR CHARLES BOOTH Alderman Sir Charles Booth, of Stalybridge, ■was killed last night a black-out accident. Ho was knocked down a lorry near his home. Sir Charles was eighty-four. He retired recently after fifty 3-ears’ service as magistrates’ ...

... .. 94% 93% 62% 87% 95% 89% 77% July 29 30 „ 31 August 1 ••• :: ;;; 4 ACCIDENT TO MRS. CHARLES BOOTH As the result of a fall, Mrs. Booth, of Gracedieu, is suffering from a fracture of a hip-bone. She is stated to have stood ...

... CASUALTIES. News has been received Mrs. Booth, 4, Sandford Slr-'et Longton, of the death in action of her son, Private Charles Booth, of the Ist North Staffordshire Regiment. Private Booth was shot in tho head sniper. [ Mrs. Trow, of Stockton Brook, S ...

... ITiple said that, though ?? did not profess to have studsed the importantqoestion they had met to dis- couss as Mdr. Charles Booth had studied it, he followed it with deep interest because ot its importance to the whole nation and the whole of thae Christian ...

... though no formal organisation for the signing of it is yet in operation, far from the least interesting is that of Mr- Charles Booth, the well-known social reformer and author of Life and Labour of the People in London.” Sir William Hart-Dyke typified ...

... from Mr. Jesse Argyle calling attention to a new publication Mr. Charles Booth, P C.—“lndustrial Unrest and Trade Union Policy” (Macmillan, la.; popular tdition 2d.). Mr. Charles Booth, it should be superfluous to mention, ia tbe shipowner who gave much ...

... WILLS AND BEQUESTS. Amongst the latest wills proved are the following : Gross. The Right Hon. Charles Booth, P.G., 28, Campden House Court, Kensington, and of Gracedieu Manor, Whitwick, Lciaest-ershire, and of 11, Terrace, London, W.C., ■was chairman ...

... was a dispute between the brothers at their home, and it was ended in the garden. Something happened there, and laL r Charles Booth was found on the ground with head injuries. He was attended by a doctor and removed to Tewkesbury Hospital, where died ...

... the efforr to convince te people that the question must be settled somewhat on the lines of the scheme suggested by ler' Charles Booth. Mr. T. H. As'ow seconded the resole, tion. Mr. D. CAsa (Walsall) said the supporters of the: movement were against anything ...

... Burleigh. I«idy Desborough. the of Bn.>bane, Bishap and Mrs. Kyle, the Bishop Yukon and Mrs. .Stringer, the Right Hon. Charles Booth and Mr*. Booth, Admiral Sir Colin Keppel. Captain and Mrs. George Swinton, Mrs. Elliot, Sir S.dney and Lady Colvin, Mrs ...