... iRRIYILS. s It is in uitraenture as in Einsoe--mnch Paper and | much Poverty may coexist A fresh' departure is made by Mr. Charles Booth in | the two newv volumes which have just been published'L on Life and Labour of the People in London.' The first four ...

... race, climate, habit, upon the working power of various men. In a short paper, entitled Poor Laaw Statistics, Mr. Charles Booth admits error in some of his figures relating to London pauperism; also in his statement that the amount of outdoor relief ...

... opinion that, in general, we are Lot being esnelled from our markets by our moslt formidable rival, Germany. in MrL. Charles Booth on the Aged Poor, Mr. C. S. Loch severely criticises MIr. Booth's well-known book. The writer is obviously prejudiced ...

... question of the causes, economic and social, ,of poverty itself. (Lifd and Labour of the People mn London. Edited by Charles Booth. Volume VIT. Population Classified by Trades (continued). Mae- i millan and Co., London and New- York.) TEE SPANNISH. IBSEN ...

... ehesnut, was foaled in 1869, bred by Sir Tatton Sykes, Sledmere, hlalton, Yorkshire; s. Rataplan, d. Marigold, Commaided, Charles Booth Ellmsall Wrright, of Bolton Hall, Clitheroe, Yorkshire, Bondsman, brown, was foaled ahout 1S70, breeder unknowvs; a. Bondholder ...