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... 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 ...
... chimandothe school, presiding- There6 and 12, were also present Dr. E. Adam, Mr. WillAm 4 de- Adamson, Professor Boyce, Mr. Charles Booth, enaj it, jun., Professor Carter, Colonel Goffey, Profes- hl ich sor A. M. Petersn, and Mr. J. 0. Btrafford.' h. wd MALARIAL ...
... H. Macrae. and Witam lennett. EAqre. South.-Rev. C. Morrall, M. A., vioepresdment; Charles ioore, James 3tl1lneux, and Charles Booth, Esqns. NORTHERN HOSPITAL. FgsBUAny 7, 1846. . - Weklyrreprt. sNiTritna. oscAaoso. Cidents ?? ,Cured ?? IHedicaland surgical ...
... small parishes, and ti a obtained a list of the old people. The pro- hi S posal appeals to the statistical mind of Mr. d Charles Booth, who is inclined to regard the O creation of a general pension scheme for the -e deserving poor as practical. ti The British ...
... iForshaw, WP. Gotley, S. Hogain, H. J. C ccSchool:- Arabebla Gibsey, J,,net Smuith, John Melstoin.-St. Mark's st School: Charles Booth, If'eedtrick Booth, John Care, Win. Hynes .so Malry Hen-usaw, Anns Higgioson, lstargarct Perlane, Alice Walker.' 13, -St ...
... Mr. Thomas Avison, Mr. James Blooth, and the Rev. C. Beard; and the second by Mr. Philip Holt, Mr. Alfred Holf;, Mr. Charles Booth, and Mr. Richard Smalley. Mr. Louis Boult, Nir. Cecil Boult, and Mr. Charles M. Wood occupie i the carriage of Mr. Thomas ...
... M'Gregor, dre - J. H. Macrae, and W. C. Foebery Esqrs. 'n doutb.-Rev. C. Morrall. M. A., vioe-president. Charles Moore, tl; Charles Booth, and Thomas Avison, Esqrs ...
... ev. Rector Campbell, A .M.; viee presideu ot s rth Dispeesay, Captain Bouroe; vice-presoent of oeuto h Dispensary, Mr. Charles Booth; treasurer, lr. Reancis M illM secretary, Mr. J. Whitby Williams. EYE A ND EAR 1H FINs1 RY WEE hLY REPORtT, f Io. 126, ...
... William Bland Henry Wilson Btanisy-etreet . ?? James Mdor ?? ichard Parker TRANBP EBS. S (IRAVITED F Aberdeceu-etreet ..Charles Booth ?? MatthewBooth Atbol-etreet ?? Joseph Hops ?? 0. M'Muster .pl Bevington-bill. ..Jaeses Walton Rese ?? Thos. Smallwood ...
... for the prcmotion of thrift or for a the provisionof annuitesbygmeansof seif-reliance. S But wben they were told by Mr. Charles Booth h that 9 per cent, of the total population of London I died in theworkhouse, andleearnedthat 3E percent. n of the aged ...
... the diffieulty the enterprise presents will only enhance the Bi to glory of carrying it to success. is he, th ae ah Mr. Charles Booth, the well-known authority no r on the conditions of life among the London in: poor, took a somewhat startling view of the ...
... at the City Police Court, Thomas Riley and da~ Thomas Haley were charged with garottn and robbing en 1 old man named Charles Booth, in m01 am-st -t On He Friday night about half-ast elevenPolice-constable, at Brennan wa going upOldham-stret, 'whenhe ...