... the Eureka returned having been unable to find the fishing fleet the gale. MR. CHARLES TIOCYTII'S HEALTH. The Right Hon. Charles Booth has been compelled by bis medical advisers to relinquish all work for some time to come. In consequence he has been obliged ...

... AND WORKERS. THE HOUSING QUESTION. There was a conference at the Westminster Palace Hotel, under the presidency of Mr. Charles Booth, in relation to the housing question, when Mr. G. B. Duckworth read a paper embodying the substance of a report drawn up ...

... THE BETTING CRAZE. Betting is a subject upon which Mr. Charles Booth will be read with Interest. His remarks in Life and Labour in Leedom. are short but picturesque. The following extract will show their tenour spite at all attempted interference, there ...

... Fiscal reformers would be ready for it. SUOGISTZD MISSION TO TUN COLONII3. Hs read a letter he had received from Mr. Charles Booth, who expressed the opinion that he did not think Mr. Chamberlain's Fiscal proposals would add to the cost of the living ...

... THE WORKING CLASSES AND RELIGION. Mr. Charles Booth, in his work on Life and Labour in London: Religious Influences, does not come to a very encouraging conclusion concerning the attitude of the working classes of London towards religion. He says: If ...

... gestismen have already accepted Mr. Chaanbssiain's invitation to servo his proposed. Tariff Commission: Mr. Charles Allen, Mr. Charles Booth, F.H.8., Mr. Richard Burbidge, Sir Vineent,Caillard, K. 8., Mr. J. J. Candlish, the Bight Hon: Sedry Chaplin, ALP., Mr ...

... employees, were committed for trial on a charge of conspiring between March and Novembek, 1910, to defraud the Right Hon. Charles Booth and others, trading as Messrs, Booth Brothers. skin merchants. of Railway Approach, London Bridge, of £28,670. Percy H ...

... shooting- party at Clarendon, and among those present were a number of guests from Gracedieu Manor, the residence of Mr. Charles Booth, the well-known social reformer. This portion of the party were being conveyed home in two motor-cars, when the second ...

... there to degenerate, receives a certain corroboration from the Majority Report of the Poortaw Commission. According to Mr. Charles Booth: With carpenters and joiners. bricklayers. carriage - builders, engineers, smiths, and saddlers, the percentage of heads ...

... Lake Usti let. lie considerei It was the Company's game to run coaches direct to the station and cater for them there. Charles Booth, Crown Hotel. sail he had never been unable to supply drink and bad never refused to supply refreshments, but the passengers ...

... flying swiftly on no errand, but for dm delight of flying. PERSONAL GOSSIP. M n. Light of the World The Right Hon. Charles Booth has addressee the following letter to the Chapter of St. Nee Cathedral. through the Archdeacon of London: I have already ...

... this subject, declares the Satnrday Reriew. The Primate thinks that an experiment should be made or. the basis of Mr. Charles Booth's scheme, and he has evidently considered all the objections, including the cost, which he recognises as the greatest ...