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... afterwards going to the joiner's shop lot some 'bait.' About ten minutes to eleven be gave the key of the storehouse door to Charles booth, the under-manager, who returned it to bim in less than five minutes. At this time witness was between the boiMrs and the ...
... l by Mr Stanfield. who was ,stptetrted to Ms colkorues on the romeadtee. Mr. If. non fpneidriall. Mr. Joseph Allsno. . Charles Booth. Mr. Wm. Daniels, Mr. pelican. Mr. .1. J. !Ace. Mr. ph Lateen. Mr. George Allincroter, Sr. Thomas Mr. E. Bromley ggsdat ...
... Old Age Pensions League, which was formally inaugurated at Birmingham, ou Wednesday, put forward, on the authority of Mr Charles Booth, certain figures showing the number of aged poor, as well as well as calculations giving the cost of providing them with ...
... workhouse. Yet this, under existing conditions, is the unenviable lot of a very large proportion of the aged poor. Mr Charles Booth, who has devoted his life to the cause of the poor, estimates that one in every two of the working classes, and one in ...
... until they got up to the top. 1 he Coroner: Would you have been drowned Itod you stopped 7 Witness autumn/ thouelat 63. Charles Booth, Beckerrnet, said be was employed at the Yearton Mine. lle was working about fourteen fathoms above the men. Hs saw the ...
... poor. Additional interest has bee& given to the matter by the publication of the information collected and collated by Mr Charles Booth, who is perhaps the most earnest and indefatigable inquirer into such subjects. The results of his researches are embodied ...
... the aged poor in other ways than those now in operation, the members of the Commission found themselves at variance. Mr Charles Booth's universal pension scheme, Cation Blackley's plan of compulsory insurance, and Mr Chamberlain's proposal to supplement ...
... Longeroft, Fgremoot, identified the body as that of his father. He was a joiner by trade, and worked at Winscales Pit. Charles Booth,Egrentent, deputy overman at Illtereales Pit, stated that he was waking a dew pumping abaft the previous day with Matthew ...
... WEST CUMBERLAND TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1894. THE AGED POOR IN LOCAL UNIONS. The following inlormatioa h taken nom Mr Charles Booth's book, The aged poor in England and Wales, published by Messrs Macmillan : COCKERMOUTH UNION. Paupers over 65: Maka. Females ...
... annual cost of giving old age pensions, which is rrerely a Socialist step on the way. A recent commission declared that Yr Charles Booth's scheme of universal pensions for persons of 6s and upwards was objectionable because it would entail an expenditure of ...