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... THE WEEK. MIL BOOTH AND SWEATING. Tex evidence of Mr. Charles Booth before the Labour Commission is an important contribution to the study of sweating. Nobody can accuse Mr. Booth of sentimentalism. His knowledge of the London poor is unsurpassed, and ...
... RI AGNS. On the 10th inst., et Shelton church. Mr. John Sheldon, of Brown tile, to Ehnsheth, youngest daugliter of Mr. Charles Booth, of Bradley Green, Buldulph. On the 16th inst., at St. Stephen's church, Mr. John Moores, to Miss Ann Jane &Alley, both ...
... the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the luestion of distress from want of employment, Mr. Charles Booth recommended the construction of light railways, in which public money might be profitably employed, also a wide extension ...
... Jackson, Bpraggatrest, aged months. Deo. 6th, Catherine. daughter of Henry Ploy, Seleall•street, aged 17 mouth*. Deo. 7th, Charles Booth, Gutter LIMO, Bid. dulpb. sod 53 years. Dee. dth, Sarah, wife of John Lunt, Keleall. skeet, aged 611 years. Deo. 11th. ...
... POVERTY AND PENSIONS. WE know with what laborious care Mr. Charles Booth collects his facts and figures, and how implicitly they are to be trusted. Consequently, when he tells us, as he told the members of tho Royal Statistical Society the other evening ...
... THE LACK OF WORK. Tea address of Mr. Charles Booth to the Statistical Society brings into prominence the chief necessity in our practical economics. This is to provide permanent work for efficient workmen. The great evil of labour, as Mr. Boothjustly ...
... personal feeling into the monotony of daily life.— Labour •W Life of the People. Vol. 11. London Continued. Edited by Charles Booth. (London: Williams and Norgate.) ...
... Elisabeth Allen, of Saadbacb, aged 73years Same day, Mr. Janos Gordon, Thomas-street. aged 17 years, On the 17th hist., Mr. Charles Booth, Bradley Green, Biddulph, N.l 71 yeaa J. Same day, Richard, son of Mr. Richard Astbury, aged 4 years. Printed. bßobert ...
... measures would be adopted to check the evil. The proceedings then terminated. THE LATE MR. CHARLES BOOTH. We deeply regret to announce the death of Mr. Charles Booth, formerly one of the proprietors and editors of the Montrose Standard. The sad and sudden ...
... Bishop of Hereford, about 1234, bought it of the Mounthantes and gave it to the Bishops of Hereford, his successors. Charles (Booth, 1516-1535), both Bishop of Hereford and Chancellor of the Marches ...
... believe that the gold medal has never before been won by an Englishman, and only once or twice before by ticivilian: Mr. Charles Booth has decided upon a title for the work on poverty and pensions which he is to publish through Messrs. Macmillan. Ile has ...
... Giberne; and an illustrated paper on Van Eyck, by Mr. Gilbert S. bfacquold. Social reformers will be glad to hear that Mr. Charles Booth, the author of Life and Labour is Rust London, is well on his way with the second volume of his great survey of industrial ...