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... captain of • barge. was broeght before Mr. Paget, at the Thames Police-court on Saturday, charged with attempting to drown Charles Booth, foreman in the employ of tbelwall Dock Company. The prosecutor said he requested the defendant to dark off a rope to enable ...
... OFFICIAL NOTICE. —PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIPS NAME. T CHARLES BOOTH, of ondon and 1. Liverpool, hereby give notice that In consequence of my wish to have all the steamships owned by the Rooth Steamship Company (of which I am the tegistered menacing owner) ...
... Subscribers of five shares each, all of Sunderland, are :—Thomas Greenwell, shipowner; George It Booth, underwriter; Charles Booth, underwriter; W. Greenwell, ironmonger; J. B. Wilkinson, plumber; Benjamin Smyrke, accountant; and Thomas Steel, solicitor ...
... OFFICIAL NOTICE. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME. ir CHARLES BOOTH, of London and ..K9 Liverpool, give notice thrt, in consequenoe of my to have all the stassishlpa awned by the Booth Steamship Company (of which I us the registered managing owner) named ...
... those of the New Owners or Managers.) Gloamin a (89100). The Booth Steamship Co., Limited, 14, Castle-street, Liverpool. Charles Booth, manager. Cambrian King (978231. Ship Cambrian King, Limited, 14, Wftter-street, Liverpool. Thomas G. Williams, manager ...
... OFFICIAL NOTICE. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME. CHARLES BOOTH, of London and Liverpool, hereby tys Notice, that in oonseuenoe of my to have all the steamships owned by the Booth Steamship Compan , (of which lam the registered managing owner) named ...
... AL NOTTeR. PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME. CHARLES BOOTH, of London and Liverpool, hereby eve Notice, that In consequence of my wish to have all the steamships owned by the Booth Steamship enu pan- (or which lam the registered managkg owner) named similarly ...
... , Westminster, before the shipping and transport , section of the Labour Commission, Lord Derby in the chair, was Mr. Charles Booth, merchant, Liverpool and London, who gave evidence respecting the redistribution of ordinary riverside ; labour in the ...
... the Royal etr.tiaticslB‘.ciety he'd in th, lecture-bulled of Practical Geology. Jermyn-street. when the president, Mr. Charles Booth, delivered hit inaugural address, the eubjest being Dock Labour. Mr. BOOTH by contrasting the pcsition of tiserside labsnr ...
... anflicted, Mr. May had been for a lon‘itimon‘ seaman in the employ ot the Messrs Booth. They | had intended to ak Mr. Charles Booth to take gn in the proceedings, buv he was out of town. o was & tleman well known for his philanthropy, nng‘:n held by the ...
... infixed rf 12s as before. The vacancy caueol by the disease of Mr. Robert Rankin hts been filleo by the appo.ntment of Mr. Charles Booth, jun., of Liverpoel. It is necessary far the proprietors at this meeting to appoint five ' each holding 2,000 of preferred ...
... Alderman W. D. Stephens and Mr. G. E. Maearthy. Sunderland Shipowners Society: Mr. J. N. _ Short, Mr. Westoll, and Mr. Charles Booth. British Steamship Owners' AssoCiation, Sunderland: Mr. Robert Gordon, Mr. Thomas Morel, Mr. Jenneson Taylor, and Mr. W ...