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... several projects for the establishment of old age \ pensions put forward by Canon Blackley, Mr Jesepli Chambenain. Mr. Charles Booth were 1 discussed. Messrs Ingram and M'Loan advocated ; the affirmative of the and Messrs O'Connell and Frith the negative ...
... it showed that something better should be provided than whitt existed at present. (Cheels.) Her Ladyship then quoted Mr Charles Booth, who, she said, had studied the question of the poor probably more thau any man in the country. He claimed that the most ...
... Ellen Cliff Home. The committee most thbnk- fully acknowledge the generous gift of £150 from the estate of the late nr. Charles Booth, per Messrs. Waiter Roughton and James Johnston, and a legacy of £200 from the executors of the late Mrs. Frances Grant ...
... THE AMERICAN MAILS. Mr. Charles Booth, jun., of Otterspool Bank, liverpool, writes-as follows to the ?? Your New York correspoadent in his second L1tter on the American mails says:- I will take a standard of speed which makss i the comparison most favourable ...
... Thi proves howr mch mis- the chiof may be done by this kind of advertisemtent. be e FROM ONE WHO SUFFERED. the Ho0 MR. CHARLES BOOTH AND THE Pe' UNEMPLOYED. Bir' o'ch s TO TH DITORS OF THE LI POOL MERCURY. the t Gentleen,-The notice you have been so good ...
... is one which seems to hit off particularly well the needs and position of the present clims on the public.-Yours, &ac, CHARLES BOOTH, 1, India-buildings. TO THE REV. DAWSON W. TURNER, LLD. My dear Dr. Turner,-When you called on me to-day, I told you that ...
... Gledhill, John Oldfield, John r Whogden, John Marsland, Thomas Cockshnaw; David Carter, William Beaumont, Benjamin Farrand,' Charles Booth, William- Farrand, 7 henry Scott, William Thorp, Eli Dearnicy, v William Dearnley, Thomas Boothroyd, Eli X Sykes, Joseph ...
... mare in a stable. He identified the mare as his property, which he valued at £ 6 or £ j. He had never seen the prisoner, Charles Booth, before, and never gave him permission at any time to take the mare out of the field. John Henry Bond, Love Lane, Chester ...
... August 7th last, was proved on the 4th ult, by Mrs Mary Macaulay, the widow, Charles Trevelyan Macaulay, the son, and Charles Booth, the exeoutors, the value of thelpersonal estate. amounting, to over £11,000. The testator bequeaths his plate, pictures ...
... cannot cope with the problem: Hopeful re- formers. therefore, turn to some such system of public general pensions as Mr. Charles Booth has proposed. But whatever may be done, it is a burning shame and scandal to our civilization that, in this era of wealth ...
... Ellis Edwards ins seconded by William Richard Jones; and assented he to by William Gow, S. H. Banner, J. H. Platt, yve Charles Booth jun., J. M. Alexander, Thomas in- C. Ryley, 3. h Jewett, and William Pferd- to Menges. ...
... Williams, Mra Sephton, and Mrs. Walter Harris. Appended are extracts from the report of the co.niites, which was read by M1r. Charles Booth. jun :-'The total expenditure for 1899 approximated closely to that for 1893, having been £2214 I8s. l0d. as against £2218 ...