... Ainderby Steeple, Yorkshire, who died on September 7th lest, was proved on the Bth ult., by John Bainbridge Booth and William Charles Booth. the brothers, WilliamLookwood and George Woodoock Wray, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under £lB,OOO. ...

... and predominating interests in has prefixed an introductory prologue. Mr. Morocco, seriously damage tiu. prestige of het Charles Booth has in the pros a small volume, to merchants, and destroy the confidence of the Moors. be entitled A Picture .)f Pauperism ...

... approaching County Council election for London, will be published by Messrs. W. H. Allen and Co. early next week. Mr. Charles Booth has placed in the hands of Messrs. Macmillan and Co., for immediate publication, a small volume to be entitled A Picture ...

... Giberne; and an illustrated paper on Van Eyck, by Mr. Gilbert S. Macqteid. Social reformers will be glad to hear that Mr. Charles Booth, the author of Life and Labour in East London, is well on his way with the second volume of his great survey of industrial ...

... this subject, declares the Satnrday Reriew. The Primate thinks that an experiment should be made or. the basis of Mr. Charles Booth's scheme, and he has evidently considered all the objections, including the cost, which he recognises as the greatest ...

... provision for oldage But at the same time he required a good deal of converting before he could believe in the efficacy of Mr. Charles Booth's proposal, in which he understood the deputation agreed. Having dealt with certain objections to the scheme proposed, ...

... own adequate support in their old age. But he required a great deal to convert him to a belief in the efficacy of Mr. Charles Booth's proposal, which tie understood the deputation accepted. He took Mr. Itioth's proposal to be that every man and woman ...

... should have his ss. a week at the proper age. And he expressed his opinion that the thirteen millions a year which Mr. Charles Booth's scheme would involve was a sum which, though difficult to get through Parliament, was yet such as the nation could afford ...

... caught on a bleak March day in attending a lev6e. Messrs. Macmillan and Co. have just issued the second volume of Mr. Charles Booth's Life and Labour of the People in its rearranged form. The present volume classifies and describes the streets and ...

... of the letters under the title of Menicrial de Saint-Brelade. They are said to contain some curious revelations. Mr. Charles Booth's wonderful work on the '•Labour and Life of the People in London is to be published at a popular price. Messrs. Macmillan ...

... the wastrel; but everybody was concerned for those who had been brete;lit to the workhouse by no fault of their own. Mr. Charles Booth's schen% was the first attempt to get to the bottom of the poverty of London and to define the cause of that poverty. lie ...

... publication, and a new edition was inunediately proceeded with, which will be ready neat week. The second volume of Mr. Charles Booth's **Labour and Life of the People will be published next month. It will contain London street by street, Central London ...