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... BIRTHS. Booth.— On the 20th inst., at Notting-hill, the wife of Charles! Booth, Esq., of a son. liniiK.BR.— On the 20th inst., at Brighton, the wife of Charles Bridger, Esq., Capiam ill. Sussex Light Infantry, of a daughter. CORNEWAI.L — On the .Oth inst ...
... As President of the Royal Statistical Society Mr. Charles Booth must be generally admitted to be the right man in the right place. The devotion to facts and figures which Mr. Booth cultivates has enabled him to contribute most valuable informa- tion ...
... We are requested to state that the General Brae- kenbury who died on Friday last was Major-General Charles Booth Brackenbury, Director of the Artillery College, and not Lieutenant-General Henry Brackenbury, Director oi Military Intelligence. Steinway ...
... Indefatigable industry and a dispassionate sus- tained examination of facts put the works of Mr. Charles Booth in strong contrast with many of the superficial books recently published on the condition of the poorer classes, and his new volume on the Aged ...
... Lord Warden Hotel, Dover. — Arrivals: TJI3 I'aroness Burdett Coutts and Mr. YV. A. BuriieU-Coufcfcs Bartlett, Sir Charles Booth, Count Piper, Captain Bland, Bey. YV. Flower Mr. ami Mrs. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Hans White, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and ...
... BANKRUPTS. ,>AMES TAYI/a, North-street, liason grove, eating-bonie^eepcr, to surrender Jan. 26, at 12. Charles Booth Hil_ls, Barnetfcstreet, Bethnal-green, cheese- monger, Jan. 26, at 12. Frederick Wright, neigham, BTorfolk, painter, Jan. 26. at 12. ...
... Ago Pensions, which has been so ably advocated by Mr. Charles Booth. Will you allow to say that a similar scheme was advocated the Rev. Samuel (now Canon) Barnett some years before Mr. Charles Booth issued his works on the subject. Will you allow also ...
... vast amount of facts w ith regard to the means, mode of life, and housing of the London poor, and upon these data Mr. Charles Booth is constructing an elaborate work, of which the present pamphlet, referring particularly to the Tower Hamlets, is but a ...
... yesterday unveiled and dedicated at St. Paul a Cathedral, haring been presented to the Dean and Chapter by the Right Hon. Charles Booth. The picture, which has been affixed to one of the large columns the south aisle of the Cathedral, is that which was recently ...
... Roundel!, Stuart, Hunter, Arch, Pell, Broadhurst, Heuby, Loch, Humphreys-Owen, and Stockall, the only absentee being Mr. Charles Booth, who is indis- posed. Mr. Austin Browne, secretary, ami Lord Morjieth, assistant secretary, were in attendance. Arrangements ...
... received the Lord Mayor for the Mansion House Fond for the London Unemployed (Mr. Walter Long’s scheme) are : the Right Hon. Charles Booth, £250: Messrs. Hichens, Harrison, and Co., £105; Messrs. Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell, and Co., £100; Messrs. Mullens, Marshall ...
... CouncU. Mr. H«wntreo (whose book on the conditions prevailing in the City York made some sensation last year), probably Mr. Charles Booth, and certainly members of many London and provincial corporations. The intention is to organise deputation to Mr. Walter ...