... servants t--Bir Edward Bradford (chains's), Mr Charles Booth, P. 2.6 Mr Samuel Fay, Mr Thomas Bsodeick, and Mr kßurbidge. Sir EJ. Bradford was until lately Commlasioner of the Metropolitan Police ; Mr Charles Booth is well known for hi, exaanative Newlin of ...

... of starvation, hut that he spoke of 12.000,000 people being on the verge of hunger, supposing that the figures of Mr. Charles Booth, in the case of London, and of Mr. Rowntree, in that of York, applied to the who!o country. CURIOUS DROWNING STORY. Remarkable ...

... legs. Rigby received facial abrasions. This morning Fret ter was reported to be improving and Rigby to be comfortable. Charles Booth, (20), 11, Roberts Buildings, Moxley, Wednesbnry, who was travelling in the lorry as Drury’s mate, was taken to the Hospital ...

... Institute of Education, Professor G. W. H. Lampe, Pro- fes»or Theoiogy in ibe Univernty Birmingiham, and Profewor T. S. Simej, Charles Booth, Professor of Social Science in the University Liverpool are among the honorary occasional lecturers and sdv *-rs. The ...

... with serious injury his spine. Rigby received facial abrasions, and both are reported this morning to fairly comfortable. Charles Booth, (20), 11, Roberta Buildings, Moxley, Wednesbory, who waa travelling in the lorry Drury’s mate, was taken to the Hospital ...

... Thomas Henry Blyth, the American miPionaire, who (ru'd in 1885, and, on hiswife’s side, £1,000,000, the estate of Sir Charles Booth, of Kent. PeorLK of nil trades grumble nl the Merclmndise Marks Act. It is said to generally ineffectual, nnd frequently ...

... might take an interest in that matter, and help their employes provide for r »ioy day. Another scheme propounded by Mr. Charles Booth provided for payment by Stato, but the money oorao oat of Utcir packets in first iosUnco, end Uo trusted thst ths Order ...

... did not know before. They were ail anxious for old age pensions, but what they did not see tbeir way to waa money. Mr. Charles Booth said it would cost from 18 25 millions year. They could not undertake such aa expenditure, but he thought they might make ...

... paying a fine of 6s each. WHILST a shooting party were returning to Grace Dieu. Leicestershire. the seat of the Right Ron Charles Booth. on Saturday last, their motor car collided with a vehicle coming in the opposite direction. Mr John Dirket, eollisi, of ...

... enough of that whitewashing Government. Referring to the poverty problem, the speaker said Mr 7. .^lm Rovriiice and Sir Charles Booth, two well-known statisticians, had come to the conclusion, after examining the conditions of two of the poorest places ...

... Stuart, M.P., Dr. W. A. Hunter. M.P., Mr. Joseph Arch, M.P., Mr. Albert Pell, Mr. Henry Broadhurst, Mr. J. J. Henley, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. C. S. Loch, Mr. A. C. Humph reys-O wen, Mr. J. J. Stockall. The secretary to the Commission will Mr. E. A net in Browne ...

... if the area were the county or county borough. and he referred to and endorsed the following remarks of the Right Hon Charles Booth. another of the Commissioners. but who retired owing to illhealth before the issue of the report. There would have to ...