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... F-rtt* Steel, Weirhlo* Marhlnaw. S-rewlog Stork Iron Bw/tw. An. also DtlUtug Merhlure for band and (team .wpt Apply to Charles Booth. 57. Park lane. ...
... for a young men commencing btortnses or Burgeon's practice Inoomiog moderate.—Addrves F. 76, Mereury-omee. S6femh4 So CHARLES BOOTH. 03. Park-lane, has SALE large Wtock of ttaithft' Bellows, Anrils, Vloes. Irons, Stocks End Flee, Smiths* Toots, Winches ...
... boiler, 26 fest by 5 feet 10 one ditto, 83 feet by 5 feet.— Wainwright and Davie*, engineers. ft, Herry-etreet. 20fe26 CHARLES BOOTH. 96. Park lane, has ON SALE large Stock of Smith*' Bellows, Anvils, Vice*. Tue Irons, Stocks and Dies, Smiths' Tools, Grab ...
... Hele- Ct Shaw; Messrs. Horace Walker. J. NV. Alsop, 0, Harcourt E. Clare, Reginald Bushel], C. C, NV. Jones, G. H. Morton, Charles Booth, off jen., IL West, I. C. Thompson, and W. So E. Willini. Sir John T. Brmnner, M.P., Mr. Fe William Crosfield. M~r. J. ...
... , ootv. ithistanding a, liberal donaion of £50 fromn Messrs. W. Roughton and A. Johnson, the trustees of the late Mr. Charles Booth, showed a very considerable deficit. The report' therefore expressed a hope that all interested in the welfare of foreign ...
... Blast Fans, portable Weighing Machine to weigh cwt. To sold oheap.—Apply W. Phillies 44, Dale-street, Liverpool 14myW CHARLES BOOTH. 96. Park-lane, has ON BALE a large Stock of Smiths' Bellow* Anvils. Vioea. Toe. Irons. Stocks and Dies, bmiths Tools. ...
... rs the ' Belle Sauvage printing machine (as supplied to her Majesty's Government), Belle Sauvage Worka. Loudon, E.C. CHARLES BOOTH, o'j, has on Hale Three (STEAM fNGINfcS. live Hteaui Bo'lers, 1 borce power. Circular Bench, couble aud ticgle geared Lathes ...
... —That th* following Uendemeo the c IBoers of the Committee for the enduing year Rev. Jooatbsa Brooks, M A , President. Mr Charles Booth, ice-Provident the Bon'b Mr J. A*piaall T bln. Tice reel lent of the North Mr. Green Hornby. Treasurer. Mr. William Hennctt ...
... ~ the Clarendon-rooms, the Venerable Archdeacon Brooki, president, in the chair. Among the gentlemoen preslY were-Mr. Charles Booth, Rev. Cyrus Morrall, Mr. Henti, Behrend, Mr. Thomas Bourne, Mr. J7 W. Williams, ~r rManifold, Mr. John Hey, Mr. G. Kemp ...
... Ellen Cliff Home. The committee most thbnk- fully acknowledge the generous gift of £150 from the estate of the late nr. Charles Booth, per Messrs. Waiter Roughton and James Johnston, and a legacy of £200 from the executors of the late Mrs. Frances Grant ...
... THE AMERICAN MAILS. Mr. Charles Booth, jun., of Otterspool Bank, liverpool, writes-as follows to the ?? Your New York correspoadent in his second L1tter on the American mails says:- I will take a standard of speed which makss i the comparison most favourable ...
... is one which seems to hit off particularly well the needs and position of the present clims on the public.-Yours, &ac, CHARLES BOOTH, 1, India-buildings. TO THE REV. DAWSON W. TURNER, LLD. My dear Dr. Turner,-When you called on me to-day, I told you that ...