... set forth the facts according to their views. The result of last right's discussion at the st..ttiscal Society of Mr. Charles Booth's paper Cmin uld-ae pensions has been, as I ventured to ettltipiate, to give a distinct fillip to this phase of rt movemient ...

... Among the. other announcements for the autumn of Messrs. MIacmllan is the publication, in four monthly iolumes, of Mr. Charles Booth's Life and Labour of the People in London-the first dealing ,with East Central and South London; the second classifyingI ...

... perhaps, that never was the condition of the great masses of the people so well known as now. General Booth's and Mr. Charles Booth's work had done a great deal to reveal the true state of things. Then, whatever they might think of the new journalism ...

... virtuous under a bribe or compulsion. Mr. Chamberlain had based his scheme on statistics that were not reliable. J Mr. Charles Booth's scheme was, he considered, the only logical scheme, but it was so monstrously expensive that it would never become law ...