... In /fcemorlam BOOTH mem one* dear husband. CHARLES BOOTH. M.C. (late of Bradford Moor j. died June 25. 1923. Constance Road and Barrack J.Y Funerals. Cremations 'Ph. (any hr > 41509 ...

... totalling £2,500 were awarded in the King's Bench Division, London, to-day to a 36 years old builder's carpenter, George Charles Booth, of Castleton-road, Mitcham, whose leg was crushed in a road accident. Mr Justice Charles found that Booth was struck while ...

... 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. ...

... Engagements The engagement announced between Sft. GEOFFREY WALTER BOOTH. . son of and Mrs. Charles Booth, of 13.ad- : and NANCY VRBARA YVONNE TOPHAM A.T.3.. only daughter of Mrs. B. Top ham. Far Headlngley, Leeds. {Damages —November 8, 1942, Calcutta ...

... yesterday by the East Ridin Coroner (Mr T. Holtby) on Miss Lucy Worthington. aged 67, of Sewerby Heads. Bridlington. John Charles Booth Worthington told of finding the deceased, his sister, lying in the backyard of their home Tuesday this week. After the ...

... her tireless industry. her real statistical knowledge and ability belonged to the age and temper of Lenin rather than of Charles Booth. • Her ideal married life, on the other hand, was the sort of partnership which recalls that of the Curies. ...

... HUSBAND REFUSED BAIL Charles Booth (83). labourer, of Terrace, Leeds, who appeared remand in Leeds, to-day, charged with wounding his blind wife. Sarah Ann (71), was further remanded for a week custody. His application for ball was refused. Superintendent ...

... us. Another of the injured said: It seemed though a giant tin-opener was tearing away the off-side of the carriages. Charles Booth, colliery ambulance Instructor oi Beighton.' said: We had Just come out of the pit when we received urgent message asking ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... pints of sustenance to seaborne residents. Right: Mr. Ernest Batty, dairyman, delivers the milk to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth, of 27, Main Street. , .. . • • • :, 'fi -- 1;01: . • • ' • ' e. ...

... people would have less need to complain and less justification for doing so. Drink is not the main cause of poverty. Mr. Charles Booth says that 14 per cent, of poverty is caused by drink and thriftlessness. not 20 per cent.. as Mr. Jones stated. Certainly ...