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... started City Settlements was not a Socialist; neither .was Charles l3radlaugh nor George Jacob Holyoake. Neither is Mr. Charles Booth who has devoted himself to the study of poverty a Socialist; nor Mr. W. H. Lever, or Lord Furness, who have built Garden ...
... Fund. A. supplementary vote of is proposed for suppressing the slave trade. At the Hyde Park Police Court, on Monday, Charles Booth, living at Newton, was sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment for starving a donkey to death.. At the Carlow assizes, a named ...
... a better economic position than they are, and if they drank less they would be in steadier and better employment. Mr. Charles Booth has calculated that, of the poor in London, 13 per cent, are sucli people, and of the very poor, 14 per cent. These figures ...
... number of local tradesmen and cattle dealers from various districts. One of the cattle dealers staying at the hotel was Mr. Charles Booth, 86, Astley. street, Dukinfield, near Manchester, and he watt accommodated with a doulffe-bedded ydoni. Shortly after Mr ...
... but by a change in human hearts and minds, making men ' love their neighbours as themselves. In that ' great work of Mr. Charles Booth on Eact London, whose figures are accepted by the highest ! authorities, he states that no less than 100,000 very ' poor ...
... persona in a position to tion of the life and labour of East London by decide such matters or not, they believed they had Charles Booth, giving reliable statistics as to acted wisely in closing the schools. poverty, and than proceeded to quote Mr. G. Sims ...
... or not, they believed they had : tion of the life and labour of East London by acted wisely in closing the schools. 1 Charles Booth, giving reliable statistics as to far. WALTON seconded. 1 poverty, and than proceeded to quote Mr. G. Sims Mr. objected ...
... was love their neighbours its themselves. In that a poor, weak, unsatisfactory thing at the best—let great work of Mr. Charles Booth on Emt thein have local influence brought to bear by the London, whose figure's are accepted by the highest example of ...