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... Ever remembe by Jaek and Cynthia arid all • at Portion. 1100T11.—ln s reinembra tier of our dear mother, helot wife of Charles Booth, of 140. Liverpool-rd., Newcastle. Staffs.. who. passed away Jan. 6t.. 1932 A loving her, so true. so rare, The trials ...
... recent replica of The Light of the World, specially painted by Holman Hunt, on a much enlarged scale for the Right Hon. Charles Booth. Here is also A. J. Elsley's admirable work, No Admission, a number of clever watercolour sketches by Sheldon Williams ...
... B.Sc., under the auspices of the Corporation. It is the latest of the series of inquiries starting with the efforts of Charles Booth in London, and followed by Atwater in New York, Rowntree in York, Noel Paton in Edinburgh, and somebody else in Dublin ...
... Gargantua, Traits of Irish Peasantry, Locke on Toleration, Johnsoniana, Dr. Heidenhoff's Process, Pauperism, by Charles Booth, Clarion Summer Number, 1892, and Guy Mannering (old), z needle-case and set of chessmen in box, also if Committee ...
... committee of organized labour was a body c 3mposed of district committees appointed at conferences which have been held by Mr. Charles Booth in seven of the chief industrial centres of Great Britain. These conferences bad approved the principle that every aged ...
... 'evolved if the area were the county or county borough. and be referred to and widened the followiag remarks of the Rt. Hoe. Charles Booth, another of the Commissioners. but who estired owing to it health before the issue of the Tomo would base to be so less ...
... shopkeepers or the army of clerks. It is made up of artiians, unskilled workers, and the residuum, as we may see in Mr. Charles Booth's admirable map of East London poverty. But I will venture to give them a name which brings out with force and accuracy ...
... Trade has been penal servitude for life for themselves, and nothing to leave to their children. Twenty-one years ago Mr. Charles Booth had come to him and had told him that Socialists grossly exaggerated when they said 25 per cent. of the people were in ...
... apologies to the author for making such a free use of his figures. In chapter I. he points out that Mr. Rowntree and Mr. Charles Booth find that 33 per cent. of the people are underfed, which means that out of a population of 43 millions about 13 millions ...
... Chambarlain'• Tariff Reform llommiesimi rut roly obviates the pissibility of Viet defect applying ; and the fart that Mr. Charles Booth tea member of tie C 003.100.1,313 is at say rite enflioient evidence that the intirmts of the wcrking classes and of those ...
... increase of thirteen mug look to two great philanthropists, to millions. but of those import* only the 'General Booth and Sir Charles Booth, for mereat fraction conflated of food and raw !something of • awnreetion. He believed it material. They were prosperous ...
... Motor Fitter; Wheelwright. Further details of the rate of wages and working hours can be obtained on applies. twit to CHARLES BOOTHS. Hon. Organising Secretary to the Committee. 11, Cheriton Piece, Folkeetone. 15th Allende. 917. EVERY WORM, Should geed ...