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... opinion that, in general, we are Lot being esnelled from our markets by our moslt formidable rival, Germany. in MrL. Charles Booth on the Aged Poor, Mr. C. S. Loch severely criticises MIr. Booth's well-known book. The writer is obviously prejudiced ...
... actress, provide ample entertainment. BACUP. ROYAL COURT THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Charles Darrell ; General Agent, Mr Charles Booth.- On Monday For the Colours was presented at tbis theatre under the personal direction of Mr Edward F.. Conway. Mr Ernest ...
... are very clear and interesting. BACUP. ROYAL COURT THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Charles Darrell; General Ageat, Mr Charles Booth.- This now popular theatre since the reopening, under new management, seems to have taken a new lease of life. The alterations ...
... question of the causes, economic and social, ,of poverty itself. (Lifd and Labour of the People mn London. Edited by Charles Booth. Volume VIT. Population Classified by Trades (continued). Mae- i millan and Co., London and New- York.) TEE SPANNISH. IBSEN ...
... Mr WV. H. West, a blaek comedian , with his comical donkey and danciesg mridget ; anid Professor Crane, of Lincoln, and Charles Booth, ci Nottiegham, boxers, coin- piete a good programme. ILIVEBp00OL. ROYAL ALExANDRA, TnFATRE. -Lessee, Mrs E. Saker; General ...
... provide ample entertainment. BA CUP. ROYAL COCRT THEATIE.-Lessoe and Manager, Mir Charles Darrell ; General Agent, Mr Charles Booth.- On Monday For the o'alours was presented at this theatre under the personal direction of ?? Edward F. Conway. Mr Ernest ...
... this week, and is a big draw. BA CUP. NEw ROYAL COURT THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Charles Darrell; General Agent, Mr Charles Booth. -This week the pretty musical comedy, Somebody's Ssceetlheart, under the management of Mr Warwick Major, has met with ...
... bsers of th e ?? .ssoeiaion fcr lsproving the Condition of the P oor, wve have the schemes of Cr>oul lic'eki c, and Mr Charles Booth, and MIr Chamlberla.in for the estrblisimcllnt of a system of old-age pension and insurance. Although so touch re-written ...
... military outlay. We sre spending this year--eaparb from the war- twenty-two millions more on armaments then in 1895. Mr. Charles Booth has caldulated that a universal penaion sohome on a. generous scale would cost sixteen millions-rather less than the sum ...
... on the Jewish community of East London ;by Miss Beatrice Potter. The second section ,is devoted entirely to London ?? .Charles Booth macking a careful and elaborate classification of schbols and children, while Bliss Tabor writes about the features of ...
... and Life of the People. Vol. 11I. London continued. Edtited by Charles Booth. a With maps and appendix. (London : Williams c and Norgato--The exhaustive inquiry which I Mr Charles Booth and his cslleagses bave in- stituted into the condition of the neu'ple ...
... J. Hutchisou. (Effingham. Wilson.)-Zarmbesia-Labour and Life of the Peonle. Vol. II. London - Continued. Edited by Charles Booth. (Williams & Nergeto.) -County Council Year-Book, 1891 By T. B. Brown. (London, 163 Queen Victoria Street.) -Teaching ...