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... TUITION. Charles Booth. ! VIOLIN. VIOLA, AND VIOLONCELLO MAKER and REPAIRER, j Special taken repairing and adjusting instruments. Bows Re-baire and Re-wrapped. Address—sl, N' S - GATE, Colnie-road, BUBNLEY. Henry Spencer, Mr. Jong's Rand, and late pupil ...
... Daanery condncted the Biai»m> of address by Bar. Canon D. Morris, relayed from the Empire Theatre, Sunderland. 8-46. —Charles Booth appealing on behalf of the Liverpool and District Child Guidance Csaucff QMc. . 8-50' —New, end Wcnthcr Foroenrt. '-f 8-0 ...
... ordinary directors. Mr. F. Chance*. hitherto one of the deputy chairmen the bank, has been appointed chairman, and Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. W. Peart Robinson have been Appointed deputy chairmen for the remainder the bank's current financial year. Mr. W. ...
... most unnecessary. In my last letter I ©aid that Charles Booth had clearly put drink the most prolific of all causes and the least necessary. page of Pauperism and the endowment of old age Charles Booth fay#: Drink must therefore accounted the most prolific ...
... PITH AND POINT. Mr. Charles Booth, Junr., has been appointed chairman, and Mr. Edward Paul and Mr. Isaac H. Storey have been appointed deputy chairmen the Bank Liverpool, Ltd. *' The prisoner makes His list convictions into a-century, said the Chief ...
... time is opportune cay a word about yet wider union than has been attained by the Federation of the Free Churches. Mr. Charles Booth, in one of his massive volumes Lise and Labour of the People in London, has chapter the attitude of the religious bodies ...
... Meredith the Order of Merit for his long service to English literature. ■ Author and Statistician. Portugal's New Premier. - Charles Booth, who has resigned his With the rele«W> political prisoner*, and Foor w , Ccmv P t the the newspaper., wktet! n rker ...
... Wm. Bridge, Padiham ; Thomas Dandy, Padiham; William Moorhouse, Padiham ; Thomas Horne, Burnley ; Mark Quinn, Padiham; Charles Booth, Padiham; John Taylor, Burnley; John Wellock, Burnley; Elijah Lyon, Burnley; Thomas Holt, Lowerhouse; Margaret Ann Altham ...
... gives. Further down in the same letter Sudden says: Mr. Poulton knew when quoted Charles Booth as saying that only 14 per cent, was due to drink, tnat Charles Booth had clearly put drink down the prolific all cause* and least necessary. Mark, here ...
... that drink destroyed the home and catised poverty. I pointed to the miners' hovels. and the case of W. C. Anderson, and Charles Booth figures on Poverty showing only 14 per cent, caused through drink. He disputed the figures! though Snow den had quoted ...
... which is found conjunction with poverty not inconsiderable must assumed the effect rather titan the cause poverty. Mr. Charles Booth, in the his investigations into the life and labours of the people London, investigated 4.C00 cixos, which he divided into ...
... ANNUAL MEETING Mr. Charles Booth, Chairman, presided over the 87th annual general meeting of the Bank of Liverpool, Ltd., held in Liverpool on Tuesday. In moving the adoption the annual .port and accounts, the Chairman referred to Changes in the directorate ...