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... Last evening it was stated that the Right Hon. Charles Booth, who is indisposed, was going on very well. To honour the memory of the late General Viscount Kodama, Chief Staff of the Manchurian Army during the late war, the Mika io yesterday raised hie ...
... the House Commons, yesterday, address was presented to the Right Hon. Charles Booth recognition of his services the promotion old age pensions. Mr. G. N. Barnes, M.P., chairman of the National Committee Organised Labour, made the presentation. Apologies ...
... OBITUARY. / The death is announced having occurred on the 2nd inst., Xetheiheld, near Ware, Hertfordshire, of Sir Charles Booth, third baronet. He was the second son of the late Mr. William Booth, of Roydon House, Bseex, Mary, daughter of Mr. John Williamson ...
... BIRTHS. . BOOTH-Mar 19. at Otter?rV Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth. | HARPER.-May 19. 3. the wife of J. G. '' MARRIAGES- rf ALMOXD—BAXTER.—MaT % Church, Toxtoth Park con Probyn, Thomas Almond. )liftS V Almond, Ilorwich, w . 4 daughter of George Irani* »*■ ...
... BIRTHS. BOOTH. —May 19. at Otterspool Bank, Aigburtb, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth, iun., a son. OARSE.—On Saturday. -May 16. at Ashleigh, Barkroad, Hale, the wife of Jas. A. Carse, a daughter (stillborn). DEWIR-RST.- -May Try Dene, Moorfieldroad, Pendleton ...
... as |. SO ALFRED A. BOOTH, Esq., Chairman Steamship Company. J. A. FP. ASPINALL, Esq., General 1 CHARLES BOOTH, Easq., The Booth St Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway C tee toe WILLIAM NELSON, Chair: Gm Moterc | HENRY WHITEHEAD, Eos M.V.O., D BDMUND MILNE3 ...
... MOTOR-CAR COLLIDES WITH TRAP. While a shooting party was returning to Gracedien, Leicestershire, the seat of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, on Saturday, their motor car collided with a trap coming in the opposite direction. Mr. John Darker, a collier of Coalville ...
... exhibition of the late Holman Hunt's great painting, The Light of the World, now being sent round the Em pire by Mr. Charles Booth, has been a great success at Ottawa. ...
... Meeting House, Manchester, when an address was delivered by Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. 'T. C. Horsfall presided over w fairly largo attendance. Mr. Charles Booth having paid a high compliment to the Citizens’ Association for its recently-issu repott, said ...
... and held strong Evangelical views. He attained considerable success in Bolton. The funeral took place, yesterday of Mr. Charles Booth, aged 87. Deceased was a familiar Stun local circles. For 20 year? he represented Dukinfield on the Ashton Board Guardians ...
... advised him not to attend the House of Commons yesterday. He, however, hopes to be in the House to-day. The Right Hon Charles Booth has been compelled by his medical advisors to relinquish all work for some time to come. I n consequence, he has been obliged ...
... rf starvation, but that he spoke of twelve million people being on the verge of hunger, supposing that the figures Mr. Charles Booth in the case London and of Mr. Rowntree in the case York to apply to the whole couniry. ...