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... to-day. the Uinintere attending being Lord Londonderry, Lord Salisbury, the Eerl of Kintore, end the Duke of Norfolk. Ur Charles Booth, Colonel Kenyon-Slaney, and Parker Smith, who figured in the lint of birthday honours, attended, were ■worn members of ...
... Conservative Association yesterday, bowover, said his views food taxation had been mock influenced the letter from Mr Charles Booth, aad heartily welcomed Mr Chamberlain's commission of inquiry. ...
... LIVERPOOL. On the occasion yesterday of the nominairon of members fill vacancies the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board,Mr Charles Booth, iunr., the chairman of Stearn Shipowners* Association, said appearances indicated beyond doubt that there was period of ...
... Alired A. Booth, the well-known shipowner, has died at hiv house in Liverpool. Mr Bcoth, who was a nephew of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, was bhorn in 1872, After graduating a wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge, he entered his father’s office ...
... WORKHOUSE BOY TAKEN AWAY, The kidnapging of a boy by his father was described at Skipton Police Court on Saturday, when Charles Booth, a rag-gatherer, was charged with harbouring his son, who had been adopted by the Clitheroe Guardians. The Workhouse Master ...
... minority reports of the Royal Commission without a dispassionate and independent study of the memoranda written by Mr Charles Booth. Dr. Arthur Downes, and Miss Octavia . . . !which are now to be separately published. These memoranda Mr Geoffrey Drage ...
... THE NEW PRIVY COUNCILLORS. Mr Charles Booth, the first of the new Privy Councillors, partner in the firm Alfred Booth and Co., shipowners, of Liverpool. was president the Itoyal Statistical Society from 1892 to 1894, and has devoted himself for twenty ...
... into touch with school-attendance °Seen. What these officers had done in connection with the monumental work published by Charles Booth on the social conditions of London would never be adequately recognised. If any influence beyond the home was brought to ...
... OPEN FIELDS AND RATES. Ur Charles Booth gavo address ia Uancheater yesterday afternoon on hooting question so it affects great towns. Ha said tha open fields were the crux of the situation, and by some means these ought to bo brought nnder municipal control ...
... paints Mt that in England one in seven persons over iMityyaencf age an in receipt poor-law relief, and, according to Mr Charles Booth, two out •f five who reach sixty-fira will need poor-law '(•lief in their declining yean. Mr Chamber lain's suggestion ...
... Committee stated that they were convinced that tbs question would have dealt with upon the lines suggested in the proposals of Charles Booth. THE GREATEST OIL WELL IN THE WORLD. pktan (ft* great tgMter at Bcaaamrt, Texaj, ike (laatt all wall la O* weri*, vkkh ...
... absolute endorsement tba definite methods suggested tor securing colonial preference. Be, however, would commend article Mr Charles Booth in the January aomber the National Review. which with certain modifications might much to meet existing difficulties. ...