... practically impossible for the majority of workers in this country to make any provision for old age. He quoted statistics by Charles Booth and other recognised authorities in support' of his arguments. The State already pays ten millions in pensions to retired ...

... recruits found in the Army at the end ton years, of Mr Rowntree as to the con' dition of the people of York; and of Mr Charles Booth as to the condition of the people of London. Sir John said that, inking Mr Rowntree's figures, there were more than 20 ...

... Hon. The O'Connor Dort, Sir H. A. Robinson, Vice-P resident of the Local Government Board for Ireland; the Right Hon. Charles Booth, Sir Samuel Provis, Secretary to the Local Government Board for England; Mr F. H. Bentham,' Dr. A. Downes, the Rev. T. ...