... Cox Archdeacon of Madras, Rs. 25. Lieut. W. H. Edwards, Simla, Rs. 10. Mr. J. W. Marks and Mr K. A. Laffery of Messrs. Charles Booth and Co. Ltd., each £l. Total £2 and Rs. 901:8 COUNCIL CANDIDATES FROM CAWNPORE Cawnpore, Oct. 18. To-day the nomination ...

... the fact that within the past few months two of the principal European brms have withdrawn from the business. Messrs. Charles Booth & Co. and Messrs. Enrico Stein and Co. aro reported to have decided definitely to close down their hides departments. Enquiries ...

... Interests) Act, 1918 of 1918), the Governor-General in Csniincil is pleased to declare Messrs. Donna. tha : ,th e Th ,.n o Charles Booth And company (Calcutta), diowed Rs. limited, to a oaipany with restrict, ye provi-ions within the meaning of the said • ...

... reform being carried out paper on poverty and drink. The statement are the parents of the pupils who insist upon of Mr. Charles Booth that CO per cent. of East the English eincation of their children corn- London poverty was due to matters of employmencing ...

... Dated 16th Jan., 1876. Major William lambert Yong to Lient.C.ol, rice Brevet Col. Gordon, C. 8., promoted. Dated Wed Charles Booth Brackenbuly, upon the Supernuroerary List, to be tient -Cob upon the Supernumerary Lint. Dated 15th Jan, 1576. Mayor Edwin ...

... TELEGRAPHIC MISTAKE the death of General Biackenbury was announced the other day instead of that of his brother Colonel Charles Booth Brackenbuty, Director of the Artillery College at Woolwich. Colonel 13rackenbury served in the Crimean Campaign and present ...

... met on Tuesday evening at the Howrah Presbyterian Literary Society to hear Mr. A. Gow'r essay on Poverty and Drink. Mr. Charles Booth's statement that in the east of London some 00 per ocnt. of the poverty was due to matters relating to empklment, gave ...