... Socialist; Arnold ub, who started City Settlemen La, wae net metther was Charles Neit ber por George Jacob Holyoak« 1. Wr Charles Booth, who has devoted him- | to the «tudy of poverty, a nor Mr W H Lever, or Lord who have bail + garden cities, and encouraged ...

... Right lion. The O'Connor Don, Sir it. A. Robinson ice-President of the Local Government Board for Ireland); the Right Hon. Charles Booth, Sir Samuel I'rovis (Secretary to the Local Uovernuient Board for England); Mr F. 11. Bentham, Dr A. Downes, Rev. 'l'. ...

... whence he could see the chimneys of year, and ten per chance may be, and Sir 29 distilleries, at one time one of the most Charles Booth said that to bring the real flourishing industries in Scotland, and from help to the right class of ipoor, th• penikry ...

... intensified poverty, it did not create it. butt that drunkenness was the outcome in great measure of poverty. He quoted Charles Booth Dr D. M. in support ot his assertion. Who, would, in his opinion do away with drunkenness. a complete restitution of the ...

... are highly prejudicial to health and temper. Some of the 'genteel' cocupations are not exempt from these drawbacks. Mr Charles Booth, in his ' Life and Labour of the People,' says : • The long hours worked in the drape:y trade, combined with prolonged ...

... Loudon per cent. of ca., upon which an legend was held were found to have died through sheer starvation. What • tradegy. Mr Charles Booth bad Mated that 30 per HO of the workers in London earned below -el per week. Another writer said that in England la pereone ...

... cold charity of the Poor Board until they had reached the age of three-score years. These are the figures published by Ur Charles Booth, and I may remark in passing that they are corroborated by the statistics of the parish of Dumfries, although of course ...

... refuted the oft repeated statement that drink was the diet cause of poverty. He instanced the evidence of such men as Mr Charles Booth. London, and Mr Rowntree, City York, who had proved that only a small per (entice of poverty cases was directly attributable ...

... tech.:reef adult% in the working created a lame proportion of pauperis m . I n su pp or t of this theory be quoted Mr Charles Booth, Mr Beebolun Rountree, General Booth and where. Proceeding to the homing quenion be said that brewers mandolin were deity ...

... and the inure that capital is into huge trusts and huge combines the greater is the tendency for wages to i.e retinced. Charles Booth, in Loudon. and Rowantree. in. York hate demonstrated that poverty is due to low *age, and imeinployment,and not to drink ...