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... Lady Desbbrough, the Archbishop Brisbane, Bishop and Mrs. Ryle, the Bishop of Yukon and Mrs. Stringer, the Right Hon. Charles Booth and Mrs. Booth, Admiral Sir Colin Keppel, Captain and Mrs. George Swinton, Mrs. Elliot, Sir Sidney and Lady Colvin, Mrs ...
... Ditto uitto >-Mi,iiutiiti..ii . 7 George Madden*, insolvent, plumber, glazier, *kc, Manchester, first sitting 13 Charles Booth, insolvent, butcher, &c, Broughton, first sitting AT THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCF, LIVERPOOL. Aug. Hare P-, tallow chandler ...
... Manchester Sir, Paragraphs, letters, and report speeches appear from time to time in the attributing to the Right Hon. Charles Booth statement that twelve millions of our P°P are on the verge of starvation.' In gome c this is varied by ascribing to him ...
... Gerald Balfour, the Right Hon. tbe Marquis of Ripon, Mr. Algernon Charles Swinburne, Mr. James Passmore Edwards, Right Hon. Charles Booth, Lady Mount Temple, Mrs. Josephine Butler, Mr. Claude Monteliore, Professor Flinders Petrie, Mf. J. Burns, M.P., Mr. Walter ...
... and the : iy way of overcoming, Q was by establishing national y sions. They adopted, in substance, itn gested by Mr. Charles Booth, and rec ,j pension of not less than ss. a week .jjo to every needy person, male , y on reaching the 55. present tent to ...
... carried without a dissentient. the motion of Mr. Simcosk, seconded by Mr. Mottram, and supported by Mr. Middlehurst, Mr. Charles Booth, who for some years past has acted as master's clerk, was unanimously elected roaster of the workhouse, in the place of ...
... already proved are to come prenafed to prove the same. SIMPSON, Solicitor. 3>f*Back King-street, Manchester. a petition of CHARLES BOOTH, at present and for three weeks restmngat No. 5, Lime-place, Broughton. in the of ' Mancntster, and county of Lancaster ...
... of ss. week is to be paid at 50 years age to all unable to work. Starting with this broad scheme, which out-Booth's Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. Wilkinson propose? to restrict by provision that tbo District Council shall judge each case, and tho statement that ...
... CAMPAIGN FREE UTUMN. j , aim has consented Sir John Simon d •Rirmintrhani, with Earl Beaucn o i. and November 4th, at A Charles Booth, jun presiding- ', i these speeches the P.^ -review the fiscal controversy .country during the past Alfred Sykes presided ...
... all groat industries, all Imperial interests. There is, we believ:>. secret the fact that representative men such Mr. Charles Booth, the well-known author of Life and Labour in London, Sir Charles Tennant. Sir Vincent Caillard, Mr. Levcrton Harris, and ...
... in the lurch. , man In the afternoon there was a representativi Amone ontary ing of trade unionists to hear an address Charles Booth on “Old Poncinne rather stimwate the accumulation of £6 Th, fs 1 people; that insurance would still } 1-Ban an old or ...
... LABOUR COMMISSION. CONDITION OF DOCK LABOURERS. Lord Derby presided yesterday at Group Bof the Labour Commission. Mr. Charles Booth gave account of the conditions of labour at the London Docks. The total number of men engaged, be said, >vas about 18,000 ...