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... Saturday 21st— Sixth Lonadale Challenge Cup and Spoons. 'Wednesday 250. Thursday 2tith, and Saturday 28thExpress' Medal. Mr. Charles Booth. jun, has been appointed chairman, and Mr. Edward Paul and Mr. Isaac Storey have been appointed deputy chairmen of the ...
... England 100,169 11 3 Contingent Liability on the Bank's holding of Shares in the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Ltd. F. W. CHANCE, CHARLES BOOTH, Direct..rs. W. PEART ROBINSON, We have audited the ab,ve Balance-sbect dated the 30th June, 1916, and the Profit sad Loma ...
... dealt with. He would hey.. to go to gaol for three months. MR. CHARLES BOOTH ON PUBLIC-HOUSE REFORM. A Suggestive Experiment. In the Contemporary Review for September. Mr. Charles Booth introduces the report of an experiment in public-house management ...
... England Contingent Liability on the Bank's holding of Shares in other Com. panies, including the Yorkshire Penny Bank, Ltd CHARLES BOOTH. ISAAC H. STOREY, r - Directors W. H. HOSTLER, ) We have audited the shore Balance-sheet dated the 30th Jun. Profit and ...
... what General Booth culled the submerged tenth, who were destitute either through loss of employment or through drink. Charles Booth had declared that one person out of five who witnessed the Queen's Jubilee would become a pauper. It was calculated that ...
... eighty-sixth annual - meeting of the propnetors of the Bank of Liverpool, Ltd., was held on Tuesday at Liverpool. Mr. Charles Booth, chairman, presiding over a large attendance. In moving the adoption of the report and accounts for the past year, the ...
... selves would dnft in the direction of de- . Queen's. St. J 0111 1 . and Eiciticanu, , l Coll,gec city, for, according to Charles Booth• a at Cambridge arc great offenders. London-born fancily disappears in about . .1. a result of a careful inquiry caned ...
... and this Society was a means of helping to achieve that worthy end. He had an extract from Mr. Charles Booth's work—they would not mistake Mr. Charles Booth for General Booth—(laughter)— in which he said that one thing had struck him more than anything ...
... SOMs literary odds and ends are that Mr. J. It. Tutin hu discovered an earlier form of Wordswoith's Ode to Duty ; Mr. Charles Booth is well on his way with the second volume of his Survey of Industrial London ; Frofessor Dicey's The 1 erd;ct (of the ...
... the country. and acid it was the duty of all Clorintiane to aid in nuking them. 'The (seta event ly made known by Mr. Charles Booth nod II r. It. I. Itowntrow showed that Iho lingliah labourer had not. no a rule. *efficient to [Avoid.- himself and family ...
... Williamson Booth, Bart., late of Paxton-park, Huntingdonshire, who died on Aug. 26 last, was proved on the sth tilt. by Sir Charles Booth, the brother, and John Marsland, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under -£90,000. The testator directs all ...
... Steeple, Yorkshire, who died on the 7th of September last, was proved on the Bth Dec. by John Bainbridge Booth and William Charles Booth, the brothers, William Lockwood and George Woodcock Wray. the executors, the personal estate being sworn under .1:10,000 ...