... Monday, in Ins 65th year, Thomas Hiron, Esq. of Suitlertield, and father Mr. Hiron, surgeon, this Borough. Lately, Mr. Charles Booth, late of the Globe Tavern, in Birmingham, aged 70. FAIRS within the circuit this Paper, /row MONDAY xincusl 15, to August ...

... the oar escaped miraculously with minor injuries. The oar was driven by Mr. Charles Z. M. Booth, son of the Right Hon. Charles Booth who is so well known (or his philanthropic work in London and the provinces. There bad been shooting party on the Hathern ...

... conducted by Crawford McNair. 6.45, Regional. 7.45, Interval; Northern Announcements (If any). 7.65, Newcastle. 8.45, Charles Booth appealing on behalf of The Liverpool and District Child Guidance Council Clinic (The Week's Good Cause). 8.50, The News ...

... pauperism. (Hear, hear.) Well, take another piece evidence. This time I will take from an eminent statesman—l .refer to Mr. Charles Booth, As a result of bis exhaustive inquiry into the oooditiona of the life of the people of London—the most marvellous piece ...

... tbo Government who went into power with promise to deal with Old Age Poneions bad not brought the matter any nearer. Mr. Charles Booth bad estimated the cost of these pensions at something between 18 end 25 million pounds a year. No House of Commons would ...

... ALSO i'.ERTBUDE MICHAEL, 1 PAULCAVANAGH Judge Haydon, at Leicester County Court on Monday, heard an application by Mr. Charles Booth, Chitterman House, Ulverscroft, for an injunction against Captain Luke Lillingston, joint Master of the Atherstone Hounds ...

... were unable to recommend the adoption of either of the schemes which were before them, strong minority, including Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. Chamberlain, were favour of scheme of insurance, and the result was that it was recommended that anotbor body should ...

... of his life. There a second party within their own ranks which asked for a universal old age pension on the plan of Mr. Charles Booth. This party admitted that it was a somewhat selfish claim to set themselves op for consideration at tbe bands of tbe State ...

... cogbt to have *een after tbe matter biraeelf fined bin £2 and 11a. coat a, or, fa default, ono month's imprisonment. —Charles Booth, Coventry, was also charged with haring deeerted tbe training the 4tb Battalion (Militia) B. W. B.—Prisoner proved that ...

... Hill, at the foot of which etends the bietorio ble death trap, 0,000, apital ADMISSIONS OF Io view of the fact that Mr. Charles Booth bas oc to sit on Mr, extraordinary Commies on ** Reform ” from bis pen in tbe fort! UF SES oven wee wo ve vat » loot fotereet ...

... supporters keep pegging away the subject, crude though their theories oftentimes be. I hed the pleasure to listen to Mr. Charles Booth at Birmingham be propounded hie scheme, and hie speech was certainly that of master-mind grappling with complex ■object ...

... there is no excuse for 1 money in intoxication. &till the result onl; out the theory of writers on social questic Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. Seebohm Rowntz drunkenness is one of the main causes of p In these hard times, and with the growing tion of sober ...