... UPTON OFF WINE LICENCE. Under the chairmanship of Sir Charles Booth, at Crewe.* on Thursday. Cheshire Licensing Committee considered applications for the confirmation of decisions of licensing authorities. The committee will meet again on June Bth and ...

... Report to Quarter Sessions At Cheshire Quarter Sessions at Knutsford on Monday, Col. .1. Dallas Waters presiding, Eir Charles Booth moved the adoption of the report of the Licensing Committee, and said the total number of licences refused under the Licensing ...

... the Bank of Contingent Liability the Hank’s holding of Shares in other Conij including tho Yorkshire Penny Bank, Ltd. CHARLES BOOTH, 'j ISAAC H. STOREY. Directors. W. H. HCSTLER. J audited the above Balance sheet dated the Jun Leas Account for the year ...

... reply was that he had brought a pair of boots which he said Charles Booth had given him money to pay for and the trousers, waistcoat and other articles were given to him by Mr. Charles Booth. He had pledged them. The property was identified by Mr. William ...

... consider this wok and it was. agreed to Bishop of London (chairman) the Bishops of , the Duke Dean of St. Canca , Lord Charles Booth, 8. Loch «(secretary of the Charity {Rudolph as secretary. _ Arebdeacon of Tue Cass. —Axn elderly im the case of Mrs. and ...

... Women's Unionist Association), Major R. Johnson Houghton (Croughton Cottage). Mr. Charles Booth (Algburth. Liverpool). Mrs. Arthur W Wilmer (Williston) Mrs. Charles Booth and Miss Booth (Aigburth). Mrs. J. H. Thomson, Miss 8. Davies, Mr. Edward Partin ...

... the principal meeting of the Cheshire Licensing Compensation Authority at the Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe, on Thursday, big. Charles Booth presiding. Seven of the eight licences were refused, the other one being grantd. The grounds of objection included redundancy ...

... were each fined 20s. and 10s6d- S3? Z- ?? a bare at Bradwall on Sunda/, the ultimo, on land belonging to G. W. Zatham, Charles Booth, farmer's son, of Spr^ston, and Joseph Lewis, of Cotton, were each fi n pcf 2s. 6d. and costs for being found in pursuit ...

... represented the Cheshire County Council. and others present included the Mayor of Stockport (Councillor J. Penny), Sir Charles Booth disease Tax Commissioner). Liest.-Col. B. Lille (representing the Ministry of Pensions). and Aid. W. H. Potts (chairman) ...

... Boffey, of Cross bank, Cholmori- deston, to Miss Brassingtoa, of Poole. On the 10th inst at St John's Church, Chester, Mr Charles Booth, to Bin. WoUiseroft,only daughter of Mr. Anthony Stevenson, timber merchant both of this city. DEATHS. On the sth inst ...

... Higgins. accountant On the ltd lust at Nu. 2, Middle Cranr-atrert. John Turner Booth. aged 4 mouths, the infant sou of Mr. Charles Booth, silk dyer, of this city. On the 3rd lust at Uletilyon Honor. Tunlngo. Perthshire, lii bet year. Martha, youngest daughier ...

... civic surveys in this country, and dealt with the survey Macon as Life and Labour l in London, which was commenced by Charles Booth about 1806. In the case of Chester, it would be possible to carry out a survey which would be. in some ways, more com plete ...