... proposed by tbe chairman was agreed to. Mr C. Booth and the Aoed Poor Commission. The Clerk read a circular letter from Mr Charles Booth (a member of tbe Royal Commission on Aged Poor), pointing out that in the performance of his dutiee, he found it desirable ...

... right, and that it should not be made conditional upon their thrift desert. He went on to explain the proposals of Mr. Charles Booth with regard old age pensions, of which expressed general approval, and the conduct of Mr. Chamberlain, and alleged that ...

... age pensions, he said there were three proposals: the first the endowment of thrift for old age, the stcond that of Mr. Charles Booth, and the third involved the assistance of the Friendly Societies. And the Friendly Societies had done something make old ...

... Frederick Wood, and estate duty has now been paid on .£1,907,107 the net value the late Sir Charles Booth's personal estate. One of the late Sir Charles Booth's nieces is the wife of Mr. Henry Lawrence Pryor, who an executor, and other nieces are married ...

... liked to be led, not driven, and that public (a force to be reckoned with England) was veering towards the scheme by Mr. Charles Booth, which was “a universal one, and no contribution payable. Concluding, he remarked that the poverty of aged poor had not ...

... scheme of preference, but this would be far more than balanced by the development of British trade. The great thing is, Mr. Charles Booth has reminded us, to secure steady employment for British labour, and there is surer way of doing this than to knit ail ...

... Lourdes: St. Anne De Beaupre and her Miracles, by 0.N.E.; Robert Raikes: The Man of Gloucester, the Rev. H. Smith; l Mr. Charles Booth on the Religious Life of ! London; Picturesque and Historic Churches; A Grei.t Hymn and Great Preacher, by Coulson Kernahan; ...

... economic laws and forces must go their own way unchecked and unthwarted. Basing his calculations on the investigations of Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. Rows-tree, two acknowledged authorities, Mr. Carlyle referred to the overcrowded state of our urban centres, and ...

... are trying, rather blindly perhaps, get at the root of tho mischief, and this great work scientific inquirers like Sir Charles Booth and Mr. Sebohm have done much inform and guide public opinion in the right direction. There is always a danger, as you ...

... following of the hunt :—Messrs. M. Moncrieffe, J. C. Shaw, H. Smith-Turberville, M. H. Lakin, A. E. Baiche!or, R. Ratnsden, Charles Booth, A. de Laski, Charles Beard. G. de S. Hamilton, and a few invited guests. The function proved a very enjoyable one. In ...

... eomiserable, insanitary and overcrowd ses sunshine was almost unknown, whils untiealthy toa degree, Quoting th work of Mr. Charles Booth on th ot the people of Tendon, the Bisho sai conclusions were that overcrowdine Wa cause of drankenn saving this. bis lordship ...

... Wingneld Baker, Esq., Hall.— BerefbrttssVre .- Thomas Reaver.-, E-0.. Kinnersley Castle, near Kington.— Hertford ...