... years they had been deploring the fact that the working classes were becoming ZSTRANOID 'KOH OSHANIZID CHRISTIANITY. Mr. Charles Booth hAtl told them that four out of five of the adult population of London were in no way associated with Christianity in ...

... meeting of the Royal Commission on the Poor Law* and Relief of Distress. and other members present were the Right Hon. Charles Booth, Sir S B. Provis, Mr. F. H. Bentham, Dr. Downes, Professor Smart, Rev. H. R. Wakefield, and others. Evidence was submitted ...

... This Autotype Works, West Ealing, will duly forwarded. Mr. F. Maddison, of 34, Brentham-way, Ealing, says of the late Mr. Charles Booth: Never have I met a man of more singleness of purpose. Ile would have the truth if it was possible to find it. To him ...

... were more than £1,000,000, fourteen over £500,000, and forty-nine over a quarter of a million pounds. On the other hand, Charles Booth shows that in the metropolis alone in 1891, 1,292,737, or over 30 per cent. of the whole population had earnings not exceeding ...

... involved if the area were the county or county borough, and he referred to and endorsed the following remarks of the Rt. Roo. Charles Booth, another of the Commissioners, but who retired owing to ill health before the issue of the report. Triers would have to ...

... national prosperity l and swollen revenues, after 60 years of Free Trade nearly 13,000,000 of our people live below Mr. Charles Booth's poverty rate, and from this host we recruit most of our criminals, pauper lunatics and ordinary paupers. A second host ...