... aiiil Harbour Hoard the following app.iiiitnients, to Ileit.l by the death of Mr. Walter, Harding, were approved : Mr. Charles Booth to a sent on einnisiittee of the Liverpool Ohser‘atory and Tidal Institute. Mr. Rahert L. Molt as of the of the Wallasey ...

... at Rees Cafe, Liverpool, en Wodnesdey evening. The following officers were elected for the forthcoming year:—President, Charles Booth, J.P.; chairman, J. M. Caldwell; captain, J. Shipton; hon. see., A. Garland; Loa. trees.. J. 'N. 1). ...

... and Harbour Board, dm, tolloweng app.iititments. to fill vented by the death of Mr. Walter Harding, were approved:— Mr. Charles Booth to a seat on the conimittee of the Liverpool Observatory Jii4 Tidal Institlite. Mr. Robert L. Holt as one of the nominees ...

... AND HARBOUR BOARD. WHo WILL SUCCEED THE LATE MR.WALTER OH AMIIERS? MR. CHARLES BOOTH, of whom rumour is busy Merseyside as being likoiy to succeed the late Mr. W. J. Chambors as member of the Money Docks and Harbour Beard, (Thursday) the Mersey Docks ...

... committee of the '' Crest Britain to Poland Relief Fund has now been formed, and consists of the following members :- --Mr. Charles Booth, chatiTM&O, Mr. F. C. Bowring, Mr. A. D. Cameron, Mrs. A. IL Bright, Mrs. Elliot-Nish, Sir Benjamin Johnson, Ur. C. P. ...

... the great industrial north—was held in Liverpool yesterday. A full report of the proceedings, at which the Chairman, Mr. Charles Booth, made comprehensive surrey of the Bank and of its ramifications, appears elsewhere to-day. His remarks will as- ...

... London, yesterday, John A. Bown.ni, Sidney I3owrou, and Thomas Knight. nero charged with conspiring to defraud Right lion. Charles Booth sad others of 3:28,67d. Evidence having been givon, the magistrate granted hail to Bowrons in sureties of .£l,OOO each ...

... BOOTH LINE CHANGES The Steniti‘hip re . Ltd., 'monomer that arising of the death of their chairman. 11r. Charles Booth, Mr. John W. Booth, Mr. Edgar M. Ikeyea.and Mr. W. Fletcher directors. In addition. Mr. John W. Booth has . elected chairman sit the ...

... Meeting be addreseed by the MAYOR, the LORD BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL, the LORD BISHOP OF CHESYTER, the RECTOR OF LIVERPOOL. CHARLES BOOTH, ay., JP., and °tints The attendance of elntecrltert and Friends tin. chiding Ladies; is carne , tly desired. W. E. WILLINK ...

... has been met out of revenue. Mr. Charles Booth, jun., has been elected chairman of the board of directors in place of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, who resigned the position in January last. The Right. Hon. Charles Booth has retained his seat on the board ...

... chr-4 Lenfrinc by Mrs. Frank Brocklehurst, assisted by by Mrs. Charles Booth, junr., and the were represented by Right Hon. Charles Booth (chairman of the company), Messrs. Charles Booth, jun., Aldred A. Booth, Frank Brocidehurst, T. B Eirkhridge (directors) ...

... Meeting will be addressed by the LORD MAYOR, the LORD BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL. the LORD BISHOP OF I'HEFTER, RECTOR OF LIVERMOL CHARLES BOOTH, tag., J.P., end others The attendance of SnSsertler, and Friends eluding Ladies: ie earnestly desired. W. E. WILLINK, ...