... of the lady, who became his wife. An interesting engagement has just been announced. The wooed daughter of Right Bost. Charles Booth. the great expert on sociology, is to marry Mr. William Tbsokeray Denis Ritchie. only son of Mr. Richnioad Ritchie. C.B ...

... typioal Old Age Pension , schemes as samples of the many that had been suggested. First, let them take the relieme of Mr. Charles Booth, the wellknown and highly-respected social reformer of London. He proposed that every citizen who arrives at the age of ...

... (Larne). Colin Webb (Lisburn), W. J• Sloan ((aarrick, forges) and A. Downie (Newcastle). The engagement is announced between Charles Booth Robison. MD.. M.RC P . son of Mr. William Robinson, J.P., and Mrs Robinson. Elsinore, Jordanstown, and Alice Katherine ...

... the greatest of all pledges of bar einem. TOM new yolnnie on Life mid Labewor,' which will soon be pnbliohed by Mr, Charles Booth. proems* to be a work of great interest and importance. One of the most interesting chapters the one whoa deals with the ...

... Charles Allen. Mr. Allen is a nephew of the late Sir Henry Bessemer, and is associated with the heavy steel trades. Mr. Charles Booth, F.R.B. Mr. Booth is a partner in the firm of Alfred Booth and Company, of Liverpool, and is au authority on the social ...

... ander manager; Matthew Rameden, George Wilcock, Ed. Fernley, Josiah Roberts. John &Won, David Ramsden, Mark Butlher, Charles Booth, Robert Scarfill, Thomas Haigh, Edward Botcher, John Bardeastle, George Wood, Stephen Drake, Henry Halstead, Henry Wilcock ...

... Pensions system, and an attempt to carry the proposal into legal force was never put forward. The scheme provided by Mr Charles Booth, the eminent statistician, intended that every man and woman should get 55 a week on reaching 65 The cost for England and ...

... Balfour spoilt his card by getting on the beach at the • aga i n ninth hole. I In the Newcastle election a' woman voted Charles Booth. of Spalding, completed • in the West Je.smoad district. The Newcastle walk of 100 miles is hours 33niiii- on Socialists ...

... the French Senate is still more liberal. in England one in seven persons over sixty are in receipt, and according to Mr. Charles, Booth two out of five who reach sixty-five will nee poor.l,w relief in their destining years. Mr. Chamberlain's suggestion ...

... was to provide for decent and respectable old people, as contrasted with those who had experienced mis-spent lives. Mr Charles Boothe's scheme of a pension of 5s a week for people over 65 years of age was the most popular one before the public, but it ...

... closely between the deserving and the undeserving peor. Personally he want eit a good deal of converting upon several of Mr. Charles Booth's proposals. Why should the State provide pensions for people who were in comfortable c.remilelances T_ lie suggested that ...

... advantages of a Farticular occupation. The statistics again do not include any allowance for board and lodging. Taking Mr. Charles Booth's figures, showing that of the London mistresses of households 59 per cent. employ only one servant, and the servants they ...