... points out that such figures are useless compared with those numbers which they form a part, anil he shows that, taking Mr. Charles Booth's figures, 1 in (or 2-94 per cent.), of the class in poverty, comes the workhouse, whereas 1 in 29 (or 3 46 per cent.) ...

... Lansdowne Crescent on December 27th cost Patrick Rochford, of that address. 7s. 6d, PC. Pack was the witness. No Licence.—Charles Booth Cranston, of 16. Farm Road. Lillington. was fined ins. for using a car without Road Fund licence. said that he had posted ...

... direction of Radford, when it suddenly meeting at the Town Hall Wednessweived across the road. day. .. Lt.-Colonel Charles Booth-Jones. i The town’s achievements in Action Easinor Grove, said was in Willes 1943 were presented the hon. Road when saw ...

... . And he they were willing to confessed that out of all the through, including Canon B plans that he had gone lain’s, Charles Booth’s, lackley’s, Mr Chamber- commend itself to him and others, Bro, Graham’s did id, as more comple in a way that no other ...

... one way, and only one way, of meeting the real cases of hardship in old age among the very poor. This was to adopt Mr. Charles Booth's scheme for universal pensions paid by the State to everybody after a certain age. Other schemes might be pretty and ...

... countless letters of sympathy to these who trouble, even up to within a few days of his ieath. The preacher quoted from Mr. Charles Booth's volumes to show that in the thrje parishes of the Warwickshire estate—Stoneeigh, Westwood, and Ashow—men, when they pot ...