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... MR. CHARLES BOOTH. No relation, by the way, said Mr. Morley at Newcastle, when referring to Mr. Charles Booth's pension scheme, to a better-known 'GeneraL'' It ought, however, to be no longer necessary to make any such explana- tion; and the following ...
... ITiple said that, though ?? did not profess to have studsed the importantqoestion they had met to dis- couss as Mdr. Charles Booth had studied it, he followed it with deep interest because ot its importance to the whole nation and the whole of thae Christian ...
... valuable suggestions for grappling with this problem which had been put forward for discussion, The investigations of Mr Charles Booth had made it plain that there were a considerable number of deserving old men and women in the workhouses whose poverty ...
... the efforr to convince te people that the question must be settled somewhat on the lines of the scheme suggested by ler' Charles Booth. Mr. T. H. As'ow seconded the resole, tion. Mr. D. CAsa (Walsall) said the supporters of the: movement were against anything ...
... political opinions or their rank in life, for all are interested either as ratepayers or as potential rate-consumners. Nfr. Charles Booth, a London merchant, who has already done the public effectual service by his exbhustive inquiries into the condition of ...
... the findings of Lord Rothschild an I his colleag.ues on this head, but we would refer to the facts and figures of Mr. Charles Booth which seem to show conclusively thatthe axisting machinery does not meet the case. Take an agr icultturatl labour er with ...
... OLD AGE PENSIONS. MR. BOOTH'S CRUSADE. -4-- The confcrences of Mr. Charles Booth wvith repre- sentatires of org-nliied Labour which have been held during tibe winter at Walworth, Neene~tle-an-Tyne, Leeds, Manchester, Bristol, Glasgow, and Birmingiam have ...
... Hele- Ct Shaw; Messrs. Horace Walker. J. NV. Alsop, 0, Harcourt E. Clare, Reginald Bushel], C. C, NV. Jones, G. H. Morton, Charles Booth, off jen., IL West, I. C. Thompson, and W. So E. Willini. Sir John T. Brmnner, M.P., Mr. Fe William Crosfield. M~r. J. ...
... movement. The case of the bar women was one in which the appointment of women sub-oommisuionerg was very desirable indeed. Mr Charles Booth, merchant and shipowner, of London ad Liverpool, and author and editor of the well krown .work entitled The Labour and ...
... , ootv. ithistanding a, liberal donaion of £50 fromn Messrs. W. Roughton and A. Johnson, the trustees of the late Mr. Charles Booth, showed a very considerable deficit. The report' therefore expressed a hope that all interested in the welfare of foreign ...
... assisted insarance. In a minority report signed by Mr. Chamt erlain, Mr. Ritehie, Sir H. Max- well, Dr, Hunter, and Mr. Charles Booth, it is stated that the recommerds- tiona of the commission aer inadequate, and do not go as far as the evidence produced ...