... rest. Only think what a difference 1Y a few weekly shillings would mean to him, and c se this is no isolate-d case. Mr. Charles Booth, in I . his experience amongst the masses, could, I am 3- sure, fu ly endorse my statement; and if any - ,k one has the ...

... Walter Roughton and J. Johnston, a sum of £200 was given to the mission from the residue of the estate of the late Mr. Charles Booth. The Reyner Trustees have most kindly made the following challenge grant, ?? for every £100 of additional income above ...

... neration at present to any directors Mr. EvANs -But it will come by-and-by. (Laughter.) E On the motion of Mir. EARLE, Mr. Charles Booth and 8 Mr. Robinssn Duckworth were chosen auditors. I The ,eixt business was voting the secratary's salary; the amount, ...

... M'Arthur, s DN E Lawrence, A3fred Booth, Alfred L a Dst Jonee, NV. A. Williams, Peter CoweU, J rd T. D. Philip, T. H. Barker, Charles Booth, jun., I ty. P. Busbell, G. J. Cuomb, Peter Cowell, Drys- I er dale Carstairs, W. Hewito, Janes Irvine, I ed A. DL Jackson ...

... present, Lord Aberdare presided, and all the other members were in attendance, ezcept Lord Brasaey, Mr. PRithie, k and Mr. Charles Booth. The uominiasion am for several hours, and examined Sir Hugh Owen, od, Secretary of the Local Government Board, as to AR ...

... agreed to. Thanks were then voted to the retiring auditors, Mr. v. J. Bateson and Mr. M'Cs-ae. To Is Mr. M'Crae and Mr. Charles Booth wiere then elected ,yauditors for the present year. c ty Mr. MICit~sz reminded the committee that the Ssesions pi e. house ...

... Hunter, Mr. James Stuart, Mr. A. C. Rumphrey'i Owen, Mr. Charles Savile Roundell, Mr. C. s. Loch, Mr. Joseplh Arch, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. Henry B Iurst, and Mr. James John Stoekall. Theo Cosnmii erpress the opinioni at the out- set thit no fundamentra ...

... thank Messrs. Walter Roughton and James Johnston for a donation of £200 from the residue of the estate of the late Mr. Charles Booth, and also the executors of the late Mrs. Frances Grant for her legacy of £500. - In moving the adoption of the report, ...

... ;aa or fes30r Carer, Dr. Alexnder, Mlr. J. O. Straf- lo F ford, Mr. Joseph Chadwick, Colonel Jams- ., Gosey' V.D., Mr. Charles Booth, jun., Ho to h James Boele (Am.rican Consul), Majoritosa, rr- Val Dr R. Fielding Ould, Mr. John Hal;t, Mr. g Sutton Timmsn ...

... Mrs. Fletcher (widtw), 'MNiss fietc-her e(da ughter). Mars. EnfisiAd Flet-her and Tor air Walter Fletcehr (sons), Mrs Charles Booth, Mr. A ?? Booth, M ir ( ? B sst , Mi I H. P. Booth. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Gss.tt. iMr. Alfred lt, Mr. and Mars George Lalaich ...

... endorsed by th*iaglitful onie. c, A prominent member oi the Labour Commis- si'rrr assures me that theaevidence of Mr. Charles Booth, M the well-known statistician, before that body on Tuesday impressed tbern very much. He stated that the average nuniher ...

... 13a, 4d- were proved. Mr. John Stanley Bloase was chosen trustee, adid Messre. Jacob Sultzbeyer, Ellis Mars- _ dee, and Charles Booth appointed a committee of 1 inspection. The IOth January, 1872, was appointed for the public examination of the bankrupts ...