... (Coventry), and Miss E. A. Holyoake (London.) The CEHALRUAN, in his opening address, said that, owing to ill-health, Mr Charles Booth was absent, and they also regretted that Mr David Dale was abroad, but they had his warmest sym- pathy. He had an interview ...

... a fatal objection. The schema which had been most discussed under the second head, universal pensions, was that of AL Charles Booth. This scheme would ha costly, a large part of the taxa- tion required to provide the pensions -would come out of the pockets ...

... vot4-e of thanks to Mr Stead. He referred to lfi] I tedifferent views held on old-age pensions, and In Bdthought that Mr Charles Booth was the one mancl cre- who had a, right to speak with authority On' thisI lit igh subject. It was a great pity to make ...

... population. It - seems fairly well established that our present ; industrial system must be saddled with the blame of this. Mr Charles Booth suggestively a remarks that the modern system of industry 3 l will not work without some unemployed margin, I s some reserve ...

... ?? 5lil -vessel con~demned 2'iieuue. Stone ?? at Rclollvay Traibs.-On *tedncs- da) ltst, tllc 18th inst., a man named Charles Booth ,vas taken beforc the magistrates at Pershore, for tlrow igatt stone at the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolvor- lhamllton Train ...

... were in poerhiousos were there owing to drink. (Cries of No, and Yes.) ~That, how. over, woe not the opinion of Charles Booth, who said that in place of 75 the percentage was only 15. The Gladetenisas said that Pover'ty Was entirely duoetoodrink ...

... related ini connection with a case which came before the Liverpool Stipendiary IMagistrate yesterday. A young man named Charles Booth had surren- dared himself as a deserter from the army, and was ordered to await an escort from his regi- ment. Booth enlisted ...

... their general funds. In all former attempts at !egi-lation in this direction, such as the plans of Canon Blackley and of Charles Booth, the advocates of friendly societies and trades' unions professed to discern attempts to supplant their efforts altogether ...

... ceg agent in a block of artisans' dwelnlgs i East Loonon, and during the three yearls whei she helped her cousin, Sir Charles Booth, in collect- m gstatistics for his Lfe and Lnbour of the P-orle. 'iThe article in the Ninhernlh Ccnhtiy entitled Paees ...

... Tam not aware of any connecttion between the Genaeral and old ago pensions. On the other hand, I h know the re is a M) r Charles Booth who is well known in that connectiono. 'However, the Doctor Imany be reported in the colums fthis yri a jourcrual not ...

... agitation. Ir was intended that the Guy Medal, which was recently awarded for the first time since its institntiox to Mr Charles Booth, should be presented to the recipient at a public dinner of the Royal Statistical Society. Bub unfor- tunately, either ...

... nuns- he~r of members attended. The right hion. gentle- men did not appear, however, and the chair was taken. by Mir Charles Booth- Sir Henry Burdett.,K.O.B., read a long, paper inwhich he ocaintaisied, notwithstaading the ro- port of Lord Aberdare's ...