... duet given by Miss Isla Whiting and Miss Maisie Gray, the former also giving a clever acrobatic and toeback dance. While Charles Booth, of 10, Edwardterrace; Grimsby, was working among the electric crane cables at Grimsby Royal Dock on Saturday, he supped ...

... business during the first week of the New Year, for it may be said that almost everything has risen from A to Z. 3j( jjc « Mr Charles Booth would grant a pension of seven shillings a week to all—absolutely all—who attain the ajpe of 70 years. Every person of ...

... will never forgive if don't try. Our policy muet be continuous and persistent. It must be national, and not party policy. Charles .Booth had written that did not think the fisca propc-alis would add to the cost of living. The proposals seem likely to conduce ...

... fineet that Mr Holman Hunt has pointed during the last quarter of a centuryis its destination. It has been acquired by Mr Charles Booth, who intends to send it on exnib:- tion round the Empire, and finally to present it ono of the National Galleries. This ...

... rats had come from the defendant's kennels. Upon his visit to the house next door he could not find any trace of rats. Charles Booth, an assistant sanitary inspector, stated that he visited the premises May and found them very clean. He was so satisfied ...

... phil- and creeds. Alas antropists, of all nations “xX, Z.” ever heard of a man called Shaftesbury, Cobbett, Bright, and Charles Booth? Has he read of the battle of Peterloo, the Factory Acts, the history of ''rades Unionism, or anythmg else except the Prayer ...

... A REMARKABLE VOYAGE. THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD.'' The Colonial Secretary (Mr Lyttelton) has written to Charles Booth in reference to the arrangement for the exhibition British Colonies of Mr Hunt's reproduction of his known picture, The Light of the World ...

... following advertisement is displayed in hairdresser's shop window in Blackpool; Bulldog for sale; wanted lather boy.' Mr Charles Booth, statistician, eon.-ideis school treats and tea parties be among tho legitimate perquisites of childhood. The 200 or ...

... Thus more than one-third of the entire income was taken leas onethirtieth of the people in year, when, in- the words of Charles Booth, 13 millions of the people were living in the grip of perpetual poverty. Still more striking is the flaot elicited L. ...

... only worth regarding from a utiß* standpoint, as coverings to confer warmth upon the hands to keep them clean. V * Mr Charles Booth has great hope for the future in the spirit of the new generations that are springing up aiming at higher things than parents ...

... subject old age pensions. Mr F. W. Booth gave a historical review of the question and described the scheme formulated by Mr Charles Booth, who proposed a pension of 5/- for everyone reaching the age of 65. The speaker said the scheme would raise a fabric round ...

... Whitefriargate about 11 p.m. The name of the former was Georgina Jefferson (24), married woman, and that the latter was Charles Booth, an engineer, of 6, Catherinc's-grove, Carnngton-street. When near the bridge the woman was heard to exclaim by fireman ...