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... CHARLES BOOTH ON THE SWEATING SYSTEM. At Tfcst€. y , ' ' tt ' n K°f Labour Commission Charles gave evidence the sweating fer.iem. nded that the the Faitoriffi and \V. Acts should beextaided, I .and that landlords .should made responsible for structural ...
... • , • ¦¦ • . CSOMPlNY- MEETINag ..:- -. Effect-, op , Government CoOTROL .-iMr . Charles Booth , who , presided yesterday , over the annual meeting- ' of the ' Bank of , ' ; l > iyerp _ obl , ' said : ^ .: Ii Government control ' and .. regulation ' ...
... MEMORIAL OF CHARLES BOOTH . A CHAIR AT LIVERP 0 ~ 0 L UNIVERSITY lm Council of Liverpool University have given their approval to a proposal to establish , in connection' with their Social Studies School , a memorial to Charles Booth , of Liverpool , who ...
... MB CHARLES BOOTH ' S inquiry into the conditions of Life and Labour of the People in London is , beyond all comparison , the most Complete in scope and the most valuable in results of any investigation of the kind ever undertaken by private enterprise ...
... ANOTHER PANACEA Pauperism and the Endowment of Old Age. By CHARLES BOOTH. London : Macmillan. The long-suffering British taxpayer has ever been fair sport for the purveyor of nostrums: and now a new and very formidable combination assails him. Voices ...
... NEW 6 / - NOVELS RF . r . i . A By EDWARD CHARLES BOOTH . Auih *¦ Thft CMfi Tvnrl A-f FOLLOWING DARKNESS By FOEREST REID , Aathorof The BrackM ' j TINKER'S HOLLOW By Mtb F . E . CRIOHTON , Author o : Tic THE SOUL OF UNREST By EMILY JEXKINSOX . Author ...
... Mr Charles Booth Liverpool , was yesterday elected Deputy-Chairman of the Board of Directors of tho Midland Railway Company , in plaoo of the late Mr Henrv Tylston Hodeson . . ...
... LETTER THE EDITOR. CHARLES BOOTH ON THE QUESTION. Onlooker writes: Mr Booth's apologia, reported in advance, wretched. Preierentia* taxation deliberately intended stimulate colonial production a virtual bounty, must increase the cost to the home consumer ...
... SAFETY CHECK: Councillor Charles Booth, property services chairman, left, and Bill Ness, depute property services director, inspectthe extent of damagein the stair at the Great Junction Street tenement | ] ...
... order to bring up to date the great work on the same lines carried out over a period of eighteen years by the Right Hon . Charles . Booth , the London School of Economics , which began the task in 1928 , hope to complete their labours by 1934 , Sir Hubert ...
... COLLIER AND HIS WIFE KILLED WHILST . a shooting party was retummg to Grncedieu , the Lincolnshire soai of the Pvighi HOD . Charles Booth , on Saturday , their motor car collided with . a vehicle coming in the opposite direction . Mr John Darker , a collier ...
... the fact that a third of the population were existing below “ the poverty line.” Lord Beveridge said it was the work of Charles Booth which gave him the ideas on which his own famous report was based, since the earlier writer had consciously sought to avoid ...