... which has already been dropped into the waste-paper basket along with many other productions o( the Birmingham brand. Mr. Charles Booth’s scheme would, his own admission, entail upon the State outlay eighteen millions, even if it were rcstruled to England ...

... them with the constant of young men who go up to try their fortune, the inference is that most of the latter do well. Mr Charles booth's new volume contains a very interesting chapter on this provincial invasion of the great city. He finds that as a rule ...

... in the alacrity and delight with which girls drop their writing or sums to take cookery lessons, which, we find from Mr Charles Booth's book, are as popular in the ragged schools of East London they are in the most select classes of the North. to our engagement ...

... Inrid tints to his picture of human misery. I spoke more particularly ofthemannerinwhich he had handled the returns in Mr Charles Booth's really valuable book, Labour and Life in East London, which, so fir from warranting a gloomy view of the case, is ...