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... WILL SIR C BOOTH PARK, HERTS The following it the will Sir Charles Booth of Netfacrfield, Abbott?, Herts, third. bareust. He was J.P. and D.L. of Louden, High Sheriff of Herts, 1867 ; **nior the firm of Booth & Co., ef Cowc;oss West, Smithfisld, distillers; ...
... :-Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt ani Mrs. Vanderbilt, Hon. J. M. Wilson, Captain George E. Lemon, Dr. E. E. Beeman, Mr. and Charles Booth, Very Rev. Dr. James Hughes, Dr. Bernard Hughes, Dr. Charles Sunmner-Jones, Rev. J. Walsh, Colonel W. B. Williams, Professor ...
... Bev. Rector Campbell, A.M.; viepreoldent of by North Dispeneary. O.ptaln lourne; vice.-president of South Dispensary Mr. Charles Booth ; treasurer, Mr. Frassela MMl - i ecretary, Mr. J. Whlitby Williams. a on ST. ANNE S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR a INSTITUTION ...
... and iron cmfounders. aitic Charlos Booth And rehn HAgew Boot, trsf ng asi b - Charles Booth and Son, aNestleundeCoLym, Lend Staffor~dshire, ale and porter dealers; Charles Booth D retires. New .hores Poe Acrs, WillinH Thomas Acres, and Hlenry alle JCares ...
... reason of his wife's misconduct with Mr Harry Carter, the co-respondent. Mr Walters, WhO appeared for the petitioner, Mr Charles Booth, said that the marriage took place at the pariah church of Ely, Yorkshire, on the 9th of August, 1869, and Mr and Mrs Booth ...
... Meer0 mark, ~sutb Mr. Coward, and Mrn. Caw. M ae a k utb.-Rev. C. yrrall. 3M. A., vle prcident Mr. Jme8 eaon Smith, Mr. Charles Booth, end Mr. AvFIso- 'air CHARGE FlOR TiE MRRCURY AND SUPPLEME§'r 11in Paid In advance, 1l 49. per annumn.-OA credit, ' 7' ...
... at at the end of the great strike. We drew attention about three weeks ago to the very depressing figures given by Mr. Charles Booth, the eminent statistician, in illustration of the deplorable irregularity the i employment obtainable at the docks by a ...
... office of the s tolicitrs, Messrs. Douko and Goffey, 2, Cobnmere-chalinbers, Lord-,treet, MarA Lt 8, at three. Yilliham Charles Booth, 177, Park-coad, LeerpI, housepainter. Creditorsineetattheoffice of the ie:tl, MTr. Harris, ,, Unsion-eourt, Mfarch 1 ...
... Rushnoi, Osuit of business. John Wahoihn Flamank, 8escombe. broker. Elies Charles Lattes, Liverpool, comumercial clerk. Charles Booth, Ihahiwell, cotton asvite dealer. Charles Boreham, Hulme, out of busine. Joun Smith. Tranmuere, charterer of steam-boats ...
... I Associatiou states that til inquiry ilto the cotdition of the moor hi old age, set on foot c -rly this year by hir. Charles Booth nad Mr. Artlhint Aeltetl, is now. wvell ad. 1 Velttcrs, a I a relitnietiary report is being issued, whichl thoeght ?? trivato ...
... toey auacturers and merc1hants. th leather and ot waterpreoof goods manulfacturerS. C. H. DHomes WvillamF Windsor and Charles. Booth, trading asa 00 W T. Windsor a~nd Co , Manchester, grey cloth hat aes. W. w . Windsor retires. Is; Joiiit Dalidn and William ...
... H. Withers as school atteudance officer for Perry Earr until ZNovemter, at a salary of £20.-A letter was read from Mr. Charles Booth containing various proposals for improving the condition of the aged poor in England and W,`alec. COVENTRY. F CNEPAL OP ...