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... would seem tb«t the saving which would result Irons the pensioning off all those over would not exceed two millions. Mr. Charles Booth puts it three million*. Mr. Chamberlain admits that the present or any voluntary scheme will have more attraction for the ...
... Sin Walter Bonne studied it for many years with unflagging euthttkiaam, and made its dead past live again; Right Han. Charles Booth has made patient and invcstigntione in it* life ana labour; yet neither could said haw known London thoroughly. Many know ...
... making 42 cent, for the twelve month*. Capital outlay for the year was bringing the total December to £130.231.109. Mr. Charles Booth has been minted chairman of the b-wrd. £ir John Field Heal.-, bis retirement frc-ra the firm Messrs. and Company. solicitors ...
... Bradford to Build £17,000 Station A £17.000 contract has been placed by tbe London Midland and Soottlsh Railway with Messrs. Charles Booth and Bon, Lldget Green. Bradford, for building the new station at Upmlnster Bridge, the Barktng-Upmlnster electrified lines ...
... his assistants have found a substantial measure of improvement in existing conditions compared with those described by Charles Booth in his famous survey of London poverty forty years ago. Two methods of Investigation have been followed—a house sample ...
... deputation being the outcome of series of conferences which bad been bald in all parts the country under the direction of Mr. Charles Booth. The Cardinal, replying, said was not prepared to endorse wholesale Mr. Booth's proposal to provide pension ss. 7s. per ...
... Bradford. Funeral private tomorrow (Friday). flowers or xnournuvg. BOOTH. —July 6. In nospltai, aged 81 years, EDWARD CHARLES BOOTH (Historian of Holderness), of 3. The Park. Scalby, Scarborough, beloved brother of George and the late Bromley Booth. —Service ...
... A KEEN OCTAL INVESTIGATOR The Right Hon. Charles Booth died v«tiday afiernoon Ins Leicestershire residence, oil the Charnwood forest. For many year.* had led life of retirement acroUnt of physical infirmity. According to present arrangement* the funeral ...
... Hob use. Mia Audrey FT* re. the Egerton. Mrs. John Dower. Mr. and Mrs Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baxter. Mr, and Mrs Charles Booth, and Mrs Bridges. Mrs. Bourne The Marchioness of O' ironde. Viscountess Oouah, Viscountess Novar Lady Victoria Russell ...
... contract ,for repairs to the pad Street Station, London, of lilway. The value the oon* t been announced, owing to London Mr. Charles Booth, firm- secured L.M.S, Railvalued £150.000 for the stations the South of tfiey. have since done other Company, Including ...
... adding that the remarks of his Lordship also concerned such men as tho late Sir I'obert Herbert. Mr. Henry Chaplin, Mr. Charles Booth. Mr. and oilier public men who sit on the Commission. Mr. Harris finally suggested that, would a proper and honourable ...
... pioneers selected by Mr. Jones for his first volume. The list begins with Sir Robert Wlgram (1743.18301 and ends with Charles Booth (1810- 1916). They and those who come between have one thing in common. They were fighters, much given to looking their ...