... asked—how far can we rely upon these results as of general application? Mr. Rowntree deals with this question and Mr. Charles Booth, an unquestionable authority, praises the work as one of general value. But though this may be taken established, there ...

... ordered defendant find one surety of 420, two sureties £lO each, to keep the peace lor three mouths. A and Vagabond.— Charles Booth, watchmaker, end, was summoned Police-constable Coles for having, the 15th inst., indecently exposed himself on the Ho ...

... minister in Leicestershire, and a short time ago this was marked by presentation of an dress. WOK ON! NUNDRAD MILKS WALK. Charles Booth, et Spalding, on Saturda. night, concluded his walk of 100 miles which he hid undertaken to do in 33 boors. He completed ...

... Gilbey; The Merchants' Handbook of Money, Weights, and Measures, W. A. Browne; Old Age Pensions and the Aged Poor, by Charles Booth; Alphabets, Old and New, by Lewis F. Day: Every Inch Briton, Meredith Fletcher; The Secret of Lynndale, by Florence ...

... Hunt's famous picture, The Light of the World. which has been presented to the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's by Mr. Charles Booth, was formally unveiled and dedicated in the eathedral on Friday. It is, says the London Standard.' the last replace of ...

... and fair rents through the medium of land courts. A RAINY DAY THE DOCKS. rainy day at the docks may, according to Mr. Charles Booth, throw from 500 to 2,500 men out of employment, causing them a loss of four shillings each. Some means, in his opinion ...

... The scheme has enlisted wide and influential sympathy, and among those taking active interest in the movement are Mr. Charles Booth, of London Mr. David Dale, of Darlington; Mr. Daniel Jones, Employe rs’ Secretary oi the Midland Wages Board; Mr. Mark ...

... treat the went oases AM. and sufficient interfere/it should always he taken M the province for the displaced families. Charles Booth, in his well.known work 'Life and Labour in Landon. Mated that 'O vercrowd is the erre*, ever of deeeviersey. Drink ...

... shoots secured to the wall before the nets are fixed up. These remarks apply also to Red and White Currants grown on walls. Charles Booth, a saloon-keeper of Atlanta, U.8.A., bee taken to religion a» a reeqlt of the temperanee part/s fight to clear the town ...

... circumstances been going on of late, and almost the first that a committee did was to get into officers monumental work by Charles Booth on the conditions ‘would never be the home was b ht te if any inocnce ‘on the child should be that of the scholar as a ...

... M.P., Dr. W. A. Hunter, M.P., Mr. Joseph Arch, M.P., Mr. Albert Peel, Mr. Henry Broadhurst, Mr. J. Henley, C.8., Mr. Charles Booth, Mr C. S. Loch, Mr. A. C. Humphreys Owen and Mr. J. J. Stockall. The secretary to the Commission will be Mr. E. Austin ...

... is fully constituted. The following have already accepted Mr. Chamberlain's invitation to serve: Mr. Charles Allen, Mr. Charles Booth, F.R.S., Mr. Richard Burbidge, Sir Vincent Caillard, X.8., Mr. J. J. Candlish, the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, M.P., Mr. ...