... a slight error crept into the note, appea,red in Saturday's ' on the unveiling of a. memorial to the late Rt. Ron. Charles Booth. It stated that Mr. Booth was the founder of the Booth Steamship Coy., a great shipping women i which n later years an ...

... drama is divided into four acts, and among those holding prominent parts are Mr Carthage Caldeleugh, Mr John C Carlyle, Mr Charles Booth (in the titlerole), Miss Florrie Machines, and Miss Leah Correntess, ...

... of the birch. His offence was that of stealing from the gas 'meter at 301, Cleveland-street. RANK OF I.4I4IIRPOOL.—Mir. Charles Booth, junr., been appointed Chairmen , . and Mr. Edward Beni and MT. Tease AI Storer beve been appointed Deputy Chairmen Of ...

... : MR MARTIN KLARNEY. Box Office 10 toe. Also at Crane's. Hanover.st. TO-NIGHT, 8 pm.— Discipline for Children. Mrs. Charles Booth. - SUNDAY 11 a.m.— Indian retnrms. Mr. H. S. L. Polak i Editor of MONDAY 8 p.m.—Anno Domati Club.; V Modern Science ...

... have contributed £lOO, has been privately subecribed. The following are associated with Lady Derby in thi6 effort, viz. Charles Booth, Miss Hale : - (Knowsley). Mr. J. E. Rayner . (chairman, Liverpool Munitions of War Committee), A, ptr. G. H. Corbett Lowe ...

... is recognised that the work will be arduous, but with stout hearts and perseverance they hope to accomplish much. Mr. Charles Booth has been appointed deputy chairman of the Midland * Railway Compang., in succession to the late Mr. H. T. Hodgson. Mr. ...

... (arlyle) has many duels of intellect with ,his quarry, but emerges triumphantly. The boy detective is pourtrayed by Mr. Charles. Booth, whilst Alias Leah Correnters ! as Maud Berry. the villainess. and Miss l Ivy Mar Clarke as the heroine are the principal ...

... corer are given two essays, one entitled Fiscal Policy and British Shipping, from the Free Trade point of view, by Mr. Charles Booth, jun., chairman of the Steamship Owners' Association, and the other entitled The Great Shipping Problem, by Mr. J. H ...

... connection between that poverty and the remedy he proposed. For example. Mr. Smith quoted from that remarkable work of Mr. Charles .Booth, senior, on the life and labour of the people iu London.' He drew. attention to the fact that ...

... contribution towards this fund of £lO6 has been received Mr. Elliott Lees, M.P. In addition to this has been received from Mr. Charles Booth, £2 from Mr. James O'Byrne, and £1 I.Bs. 64. from the Bramey-street Young Men's Guild. The hon. treasurer of the fund is ...

... Campbell-Bannerman, speaking in 1903, said: Thanks to the patient and scientific investigations of Mr. l Rowntree and Mr. Charles Booth , we know that there is about 30 per cent. , of oar population, i.e. , something over twelve millions, on the verge of ...

... late Mrs. J. T. Thompson). Alexander Aitken, Rivereide Board, Seacombe; Albert Allen, St. Paul's; George Bede, Bidston; Charles Booth, Frodshara; Harold Brown, Lower Bebington; Charles Ca.lake, Well-lane Board; Gordon Cooper, St. Luke's, Tranmere; Harry ...