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... fort. nightly meeting of this Board was held at Appleby on Saturday, Mr H. Boarman presiding. A letter was read from Mr Charles Booth, a member of the Royal Commission on the question of relief to the aged poor, asking for information as to the practice ...
... occurred on Saturday, whilst a shooting party were returning in a motorcar to the Leicestershire seat of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, Grace Dien Manor. The victims were a collier named John Darker and his wife, of Margaret Street, Coalville, who were driving ...
... of his wife's m iscon duct with Mr. Henry Carter, the co-respondent. Mr. Walters, who appeared for the petitioner, Mr. Charles Booth, said that the marriage took pleat at the parish church of Healey, Yorkshire, on the 9th August, 1819, and Mr. and Mrs ...
... streets for want of work. He tidy hull greater action in direction of the sanitation of the dwellings of the poor. Mr. Charles Booth, Fellow of the Statistical Society, said he ..as making an Inquiry into the conditions of life and occupations of the people ...
... dlsei: ed with perm of the report. A memorandum by Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Ritchie, Sir H. axwell, Mr. W. Hunter, and Mr. Charles Booth states that the recommendations of the Commission are Inadequate, and that the Oem• should be enjoined to take further ...
... Ainderby Steeple, Yorkshire, who died on September 7th lest, was proved on the Bth ult., by John Bainbridge Booth and William Charles Booth. the brothers, WilliamLookwood and George Woodoock Wray, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under £lB,OOO. ...
... provision for oldage But at the same time he required a good deal of converting before he could believe in the efficacy of Mr. Charles Booth's proposal, in which he understood the deputation agreed. Having dealt with certain objections to the scheme proposed, ...
... should have his ss. a week at the proper age. And he expressed his opinion that the thirteen millions a year which Mr. Charles Booth's scheme would involve was a sum which, though difficult to get through Parliament, was yet such as the nation could afford ...