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... ingli-ld .) J. But ter worth , J. L. Greaves, Emor Green Wrigley, Wm. Ker• show, E. Iredale, James Woolfenden ' J. Kay, Charles Booth, James Hadfield. James Halstead, Thomas Thornley, S. Taylor, Jamee Jackson, J. G. Messenger, J. L. Wilson, J. Cocker, W ...
... , rwortii. Thomas Pearson, Enter ti seen Wrigley, William Kerohow • :Edward Iredale, Jame. Woolfenden, Thom. Jackson, Charles Booth, James Hodtield, J..mes Halsteod, Thomaa Thornely, Simeon Toy lor, John Werhurst, James Jackson, J. H Messenger, John Cocker ...
... number of local tradesman and cattle dealers from various districts. One of the cattle dealers staying at the hotel was Mr. Charles Booth, 86, A stley-street, Dukinfield, near Manchester, and he was accommodated with a double-bedded room. Shortly after Mr. ...
... players, who hope that he may gain the first-clues lionouls, which he most undoubtedly dewrves. It is expected that Mr. John Charles Booth keep the goal in most of the important matches. The whole of last year's players will be available with the excep• ton ...
... uEaTIIB. —Ou the 17th instant, at 148. Aore•street, Denton, Charles Booth, agel about 73, years. FAIRCLOUGH.—On the instant, at William street, Ilanghton, Peter Fairclough, apt' 82 yearS. BSTTOMLEY.—On the 19th instant at 254. Hyd, road, Benetton, Jamee ...
... Jos. Lewis Grooves, Th Pearson, E. G. Wrigley, Wm. Kershaw, Edward Ire tale, Jae. Woolf enden, John Key, Thos. Jackson, Charles Booth, Jos. Halstead, Simeon Taylor, J. Warhurst, J. H. Messenger, J. 1.. Wilson, J. Cooker, J. Bottomley, and B. Hirst. ERLIEF ...
... Williamsor Booth, Bart., late of Paxton-park, Huntingdonshire, who died on Aug. 26 last, was proved on the sth ult. by Sir Charles Booth, the brother, and John Marsland, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under £90,000. The testator directs all ...
... 1,924 ; Mr. James Halstead, 1,773; Mr. James Hadfield, 1,747; Rev. John Carroll, 1,609 (the above five elected) ; Mr. Charles Booth, 1,540; Hey. H. Salkeld, 1,200; Mr. James Croustade, 030; Mr. S. Hampson, 1,373 • Mr. Hiram Ratcliffe, 734 ; Mr. B. Mell ...
... gentleman; Storrs, Hydes lions., Stalybridge, builder and contractor ; •lanto Bates, Porrnall-mrdet, Dakinfield, gentleman; *Charles Booth, West Vila, Dukinfield, cattle dealer ; and *Enoch Robinson, Chapal Dukinfield, surgeon, all nominated by William Burton ...
... meeting in London of the Statistical Society, Canon Blackley spoke on the adjourned die; cussion of a paper, read by Mr. Charles Booth,' on State Pensions. Canon Blackley said there had been a manifest advance in public ,ipipion on this matter since th• ...
... G.J. W. ; Rev. It Hodgson. P.G.S.C. ; Rev. W. C. Martin, P.G.J.C.; Thomas Pattinson, P.G.Reg ; R. Newhouse, P.G.See. ; Charles Booth, P GAD ; James Needham, P 0.; W It melon. P.G.J.D. ; George H. Browne, P.u.D.U. ; Walter Kenworthy, P.G.D.D.C. ; John Coxhill ...
... whatever their political or religious complexion, is to help it on the voyage, and see it safe in a good haven. Mr. Charles Booth, our best modern authority on , the life and labour of the metropelitan poor, shows that forty-six per cent, of the-population ...