... 11. K. Burton. Mr. Percy Moseley, Mr. Bert Malkin 011anke• km). Mr. R. J. Iliontbach, Mrs. S. Martin. Mr. and Mn. Fred Charles Booth. Mrs. M. J. Ponie, Mr.. Percy Huntbach, Mrs. James Triter. Mrs. H. O. D'kes. AIM Cooper. Mrs. A. Booißine. Mr. and Mrs ...

... Miller (Helsbyl. Mrs. 'l'. Z. Dutton Helsby), Mr. P. A. N. Astley, Mrs. Clifford Moore (Helaby). Mrs. Robert Booth and Mrs. Charles Booth (Prodsham Bridge). Mrs Kettle (Prodsham). Mrs. C. Jones (Prodsham). ...

... contribution towards this fund of £lO6 has been received Mr. Elliott Lees, M.P. In addition to this has been received from Mr. Charles Booth, £2 from Mr. James O'Byrne, and £1 I.Bs. 64. from the Bramey-street Young Men's Guild. The hon. treasurer of the fund is ...

... CHAItLESWORTH. RCCILLKM Dais ix°. —On 3lunday last Charles Booth, of Charlesworth, was summoned for being drunk whilst in charge of a horse and cart in Creorgemtreet, Hyde. John Healey, haintremer, .Newton-street, said that on Friday the 16th inst., about ...

... added de to. of Proporfp and 10 NAM Traded, VOTICE 18 GIVEN, that all creditors 11 sad ham s say claims or epos' of JOHN CHARLES BOOTH BY, of the Radaor Roan, Itsdnoustreet, ia the of Lancaster, Lioroed Viebesilent deems& who died as the sth sad to whose ...

... at the annual treat in the Garston Seamen's Institute. Very shortly Lord and Lady Thu,.low are going with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth for a trip up the Amazon on the S.C. Hildebrand. Just now they have their four sons at home with them in Livingston Drive ...

... , open-air temperance meeting was held at Bridge Foot on Saturday evening. An earnest address was • delivered by Bro. Charles Booth, P.G.W.P., of Manchester and other addresses were delivered. Bro. 4. 1 Miller G.W.P., of St. Helens presided. ASK for ...

... hint on three charges arising out of his employment as general manager of a firm of caravan builders at Oakmere. He was Charles Booth (311 t of Many. Huddersfield. who. it was stated by Mr. G. G. Lind Smith. was a man of previous good character. Mr. Lind ...

... road behind. . . . _ Evidence was also given by Charles Broome, Tom Leather, schoolboy. Whitefield-cottages, and Mr.' Charles Booth, Whitefield-cottages, 'a hoistman at the Partington Steel Works. • After -consideration by the jury, the Foreman (Mr. David ...

... back, water foul ; on property of Mr. Joseph Hartley, at Padden Brook, a similar nuisance behind the cottages occupied by Charles Booth, Joseph Elliott, Mary Stilts, Matthew Day, and Thomas Wilkinson.—lt was resolved that parties, liable to remove the nuisanoes ...

... . .. Contingent Liability the Bank holding of Shares in other companies including the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Ltd. * CHARLES BOOTH, \ ISAAC H. STOREY, f Director W H. HUSTLER, j JAMES. H. SIMPSON. General Manager. have audited the abowe Balance-sheet ...

... THE SWEATING SYSTEM. _EVIDENCE BY . C H &FILES BOOTH. At Werinsedars sitting of the Commission Mr. Charles Booth gave wridence on the SWeeti ng system. He recommended that the scope of the tories and workshops acts should be extended, and (bat landlords ...