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... 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 ...
... in a muddle regarding social questions. Of conr,e it has been acid, and not without truth, that the researches of Mr Charles Booth into the lite and labour of the people of London has stimulated socialistic propaganda, and the same has been said of the ...
... The modern system of industry will not work without some unemployed margin—some reserve of labour —The Right Hon. Charles Booth ( Labour and Life of the People.) On the many political or social problems at present confronting society and awaiting ...
... have yet been put forward by responsible politicians have raised anything like enthusiasm amongst the working elegem. Mr Charles Booth, of London, who has had ...
... Alfred Jones, Sir %%slier Peace, Sir Vincent Gai llard, Mr Great'', M.P., Mr A. W. Maconochie, M.P., Mr Mosely, and Mr Charles Booth. The secretary is Professor Hcwins. The sittings of the Commission for the heating of evidence will commence about the ...
... temperance friends would resent these conclusions, but he had a duty to his own conscience as well as to their feelings. Mr Charles Booth, in his great work on London bore out his, the speaker's, contention. And another powerful authority had come to their ...
... the G verninent hope 1 to overcome many social evils. Sty Joan Bu ne thought the best scheme was that put forward by Mr Charles Booth. They had made sufficient inquiry . by Committees, and the time had now come for action. Thar motion was carried unanimously ...
... expensive acd probably unworkable scheme of the kind ; but he ignores the work of Canon Blackley, Dr Hunter, Sir W. Foster, Mr Charles Booth, Mr Moulton, and others, some of whom at least are strong Liberals. He tells us also that his party intend to deal with ...
... 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. ...
... Government patting forward a Housing and Town Planning Bill. As to the housing conditions in which the people live, Mr Charles Booth says in hie exhaustive work on the subject— Of the insufficiency, badness, and dearness ' of the housing accommodation ...
... good in this county to make any provision for old-age. distance away eight or nine miles. The He quoted statistics by Mr Charles Booth and other third hand came on deck to me when the mate went recognised authorities in support of his arguments. on the bridge ...