... with that 1 ho had, on the 13th March, 5th May, and 26th June, 1872, l while the clerk and servant of George Booth and Charles Booth, farmers, Audley, and others, trading as the Audley Coaland Iron Company, feloniously and fraudulently 0-0 bezzled and ...

... -Oharles Thornton so or (36), Samuel Prinoe'(50) John Buckley (25) Alfred Nevill It th 31), Joseph Brereton (4b), and Charles B~ooth (33), all. lhe abourers were barged withunlawfully entering enclosed r en land, on Tle night of the 16th September last ...

... received a noe froom the schoolmaster of the hoard school, faying the boy had not attended svhool. During the morning, Charles Booth, brother of the deceased, found him playing on the quay, and took him home. That was at 11.30. Deceased said he wished ...

... days. But the fact reimained that the labotirers at Deptford 'had only: rbeen m eceiving from 17s. to lSs. per weeln Mr. Charles Booth had classified London labourer under different heads' those who were receiving 1'8s. per 'week as iii great Poverty, wad ...

... Digbeth, from George Hannan to William Frederick Yeomans.-An# application was made by Mr. Eddowes, on behalf of Mr. Joseph Charles Booth, for a new license for the Royal Exchange. Whittall Street, the previous tenant, James Walter Tery, 'having neglected to ...

... plan, and making objections to as various details. The matter was referred to acommittee.f ot -A letter was read from Mr. Charles Booth, one of the . Royal Commission on Aged Poor, asking for certain fol statistics as to out-door relief to assist him in his ...

... the five sovereigns he lead spent. Prisoner was then given into custody on a charge of stealing the missirig letter.- Charles Booth, Superintendent of tire Police at Nsweaetla, searched the prisoner's house, and received fror Iris wife £4. ire gold and ...