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... said Sir William’s work was greatly appreciated by the members, and they also knew of his public work in the county. Sir Charles Booth seconded the proposal, which was adopted unanimously. The chairman, responding, said the Committee always pulled together ...
... DAY'S TELEGRAMS. [SICOND IDITION.] PRIVY COUNCIL. THE ROYAL TO LIVERPOOL. The King bald • Privy Omend to-day, at which Mr. Charles Booth. Oolong Kenyon Slangy. and Mr. Parker Smith wan sworn members of des Orson. Hie Idajolty signed a Proclamation syypriating ...
... SANDBACH URBAN The following nominations were received on Saturc.ay:— North Ward (two seats): Charles Booth. 14. The Avenue, Elworth; Mrs. Martha Ellen Booth. 112, Bradwall-road (Labour); Mrs. Irene Lea, The Beeches. Bradwall-road; and *Edgar Newell, ...
... SINIMONDLEY. DEATH IN THE. VILLAGE. —On the 21st inst., Miss Martha Booth, the cnly daughter of Mr. Charles Booth, butcher, of Simmondley, died. Deceased was only 2.1 years of age, and was generally respected. THE Roam—During the past week the worst of ...
... factory at Garston. 13th.—Alderman Mother, J.P.. 0.8. E.. Woo Hon. attains hi, 77th birthday. 23rd.—Announcernent that Mr. Charles Booth. Elmhurst. A igburth. had been elected chairman of the Midland Railway Company. 28th.—Visit of the Belgian international ...
... bride wore • gown of white 6 crepe with a hcad-dress Riad veil Her bridesrnald was Miss Dutton. and the best man was Mr Charles Booth. The reception was held a: the Market Tavern Hotel. For travelling to Blackpool the bride wore a 'mender coat black accessories ...
... wealth there was null something in us which told us that our lives and happinese did not comm. in the things we powered. Charles Booth after his twenty years' study of London poor scut that poor people were as happy as the rich, and that there was as much ...
... : MR MARTIN KLARNEY. Box Office 10 toe. Also at Crane's. Hanover.st. TO-NIGHT, 8 pm.— Discipline for Children. Mrs. Charles Booth. - SUNDAY 11 a.m.— Indian retnrms. Mr. H. S. L. Polak i Editor of MONDAY 8 p.m.—Anno Domati Club.; V Modern Science ...
... have contributed £lOO, has been privately subecribed. The following are associated with Lady Derby in thi6 effort, viz. Charles Booth, Miss Hale : - (Knowsley). Mr. J. E. Rayner . (chairman, Liverpool Munitions of War Committee), A, ptr. G. H. Corbett Lowe ...
... official of the now defunct P.c.; Mr. Wilf Alcock, of Sandbach-road, Thurlwood, secretary of Rode Heath United P.C.: and Mr. Charles Booth, of Eiworth. All these men work at Podens Ltd., and It a requested that officials of clubs Interested in the idea should ...
... is recognised that the work will be arduous, but with stout hearts and perseverance they hope to accomplish much. Mr. Charles Booth has been appointed deputy chairman of the Midland * Railway Compang., in succession to the late Mr. H. T. Hodgson. Mr. ...
... MRS. BOOTH.--Many friends and neighbours attended the funeral on Saturday at Aston Cemetery of Mrs. Booth. wife of Mr. Charles Booth. Mrs. Booth was on:y 36 years of age. During the service at Aston Chapel. the hymns Jesu. lover of my soul and Abide ...