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... Blackheath : John M'Kenny vice William Foster. Horsham: John Irwin vice Charles Trafford. Leighton Buzzard : G. Brooks vice Charles Booth. Hitchen: G. Penman vice Benjamin Brown, and James Hothersall vice T. G. Brooks. St. Ives, Hunts: William Corke vice John ...
... 20th intt.. at o'clock.—No flowers, by request. BOOTH.—Op the 18th inst., at his residence. Church-street. Dukinlield, Charles Booth, iii his 87th year. GILL—On the I9t'u inst.. at Choadle Heath, Cheshire. (George Gilh saddler, aged 56 years. OLIVER.-On ...
... present. Lord Aberdare presided, and all tho other members were attendance, except Lord Brassey, Mr. Ritchie, and Mr. Charles Booth. The Commission sat for several hours, and examined Sir Hugh Owen, Secretary to the Local Government Board, as to the present ...
... Lustgarten (defending) objected to the evidence being given in this form. Constable Bennett: I have a pencil note. Sir Charles Booth (magistrate's clerk) : You can refer to that. Constable Bennett: It is not full. The constable then gave evidence without ...
... CHARGE AGAINST THE TREASURER OF MANCHESTER FRIENDLY. At the City Police Court to-day before | Headlam, Charles Booth, living in ...
... secured. Shots were fired from gun to frighten accomplices. Cruel Treatment of Monkey.—At Wakefield, yesterday, Henry Charles Booth, miner, East Ardsley, was summoned at the instance of Inspector Richmond, officer of the Society for the Prevention of ...
... and one of this unpleasant class is daring enough to declare that no one thought of honouring Charles Booth the philanthropist until he became Charles Booth the fiscal reformer. The suggestion thus made indicates the saddest feature in criticism of Mr ...
... signees 7. Ditto, Ditto, last examination. ll 7. Msdile,si (insolvent) plumber glazier, Ise. Closter, tirsi sitting 7. Charles Booth (insolvent), butcher, &e. Broughton, first sitting LIVERPOOL. AT THE COURT, ELDON CHAD BEES, SOUTH JOHN-STREET. L. D. Hare ...
... in the background who deserve unstinted praise for their services. I refer to Mr. George Cadbury and his son, and Dr. Charles Booth, who have given time, brains, and money ungrudgingly to help the movement along; and to Mr. F. Herbert Stead, of Browning ...
... assistant clerk to the Manchester Guardians, r* on the subject ofOld Age Destitution. Critical the pension schemes of Mr. Charles Booth and Chmborlain, he said thoir object was old out of the workhouse, but allowance of os. I would not do this in the cases ...
... three prizes for tender annuals, A splendid collection* of twelve ferns 4-incb pots was shown by Mr. James Gorton. Mr. Charles Booth also takes a number of prizes. The two last are resident workingmen in the town. The show has been visited by large numbers ...
... paid up. The directors of the bank are: Chairman, James P. Reynolds; deputy chairmen, F. W. Chance and A. T. Nielson; Charles Booth, Oswald Dobell, Arthur Earle, Sir W. B. Forwood, James E. Haggas, Edward Paul, John Rankin, Sir Helenus R. Robertson, William ...