... was called into the study, and to his horror the two policemen stepped forward, the sergeant saying, I have a warrant, Charles Booth, to arrest you on the charge of stealing four thousand pounds. It's a cruel lie, the young man declared; and, looking ...

... guise of humanity, it would be regarded very much as a report on some social sore' by in investigator of the type of Mr Charles Booth. An attempt would perhaps he made to get some public action! taken upon it. A demand vouel be raised for speciil legislation; ...

... Lord Viscount Curzon, Mr. E. B. Farnham. M.P., .Mr. E. M. Mundy, M.P., Mr. C. R. Colvile, M.P., HIr. s C. J. Allsopp, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. H. Bradley, Mr. H. Brown, hr. N1. 13urt, Mr. ll. M. Cartwright, Mr. R. t Chieslyn, OIr. Choyce, OIr. R. Choyce, Mr ...

... them. DISGRACEFUL IIoAx.-In our last issue an adver- tisement was inserted stating that the house, grounds, and park of Charles Booth, Esq., near Rye. house, would be open to the public on Whit-Sunday and Monday, and every following Monday till the end ...

... criticismns tbs various Schemes of old- £3 Id a-ge pensions submitted to the pubjic, inclined 5. in favour of that of Mr. Charles Booth. He Pr, as met the objection that ~t wvould cost, £17,000,000 1,5 ~eannually by the remark that a nation ita m~whose income ...

... George Ferguson. 2nd edition. 5s. net. The Cae for Universal Old- age Pensions. By John Mtetcalfe; with introduction by Charles Booth. Simpkin. Marshall and Co. The Darlington Half-Holiday Guide. Part I. Dar- linyton: W. Dresser and Sons. Water Supply and ...

... race, climate, habit, upon the working power of various men. In a short paper, entitled Poor Laaw Statistics, Mr. Charles Booth admits error in some of his figures relating to London pauperism; also in his statement that the amount of outdoor relief ...

... makers, anid Charles Booth devotes himself to Baker's and confectioners. The next classifica- tion is somewhat vagne, being dealers aind clerks, concerning both shopkeepers and general dealers, merchants, and clerks (all dealt with by Charles Booth), and costers ...

... subject of old-age pensions- is discussed at considerable length by Mr C. S. Loch in reply mainly to a recent article by MIr Charles Booth. Mr C. F. Bastable contributes a paper on The Distribution of Revenue be- twvecn the Central Governmen t and Local Authorities ...

... Metcalfe. With Introduction by GCharles Booth. (London. Simpkin, Marshall & Co., Limited.)-In his introductory words Mr Charles Booth reminds us that it -is twenty years and a - half since Canon Blackley started the pension movement by his article on National ...

... thed t ndons of t! a muscles which bend or liert the fin:.ers at their two icints. Mfiss C0ementina M31ac1 revietvs e-. Charles Booth s ' Lab)oor and Life in London.t' Mr. \V. Dout-las Mackenzie discusses TPhe Eth;ics of Gambling, and cannot conceivo ...

... British Alisanaok and Companion furl893, 2s. 6d, ; Stationers' Company, Life and Labour of the Poor of London, edited by Charles Booth ; vol. i, ; 38 6d.,; .Macmillani Coursing and Falconry, by Hardirg Cox and the I-omn Gvrard Lasesiles; The Badminton Library ...