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... Critchley's Bank Foot Colliery, by which two men and a boy, named respectively David Roberts, Thomas Birkenshav, and I Charles Booth were severely injured. They were being let aownv the shaft in an iron cage for the purpose of commencing work when the ...
... Reporter, brother Whewell (Hull district); deputy grand master, brother Joseph Thackeray (Newcastle); senior warden, brother Charles Booth (Almondbury); .umior warden, brother Thomas Jackson (Bradford' The SECRETARY (brother Wm. Brierley) then read the financial ...
... CHARGE AGAINST A FRIENDLY SOCIETY OFFICER. Before the -Manchester City Stipendiary (Mr. F. J. Headlam), on Tuesday, Charles Booth, of Garden-street, Kennedy-street, Ancoats, was charged on a warrant with stealing £15, on the 8th September, 1888, from ...
... considered that Mr. Cham- berlain's proposal would not be widely adopted, and he criticised at length the sebome of lr. Charles Booth. A pa per on the Slams of Manchester was contributed by Mr. O. IV. Smiley, an American journalist, who spoke highly ...
... Hunter, Mr. James Stuart, Mr. A. C. Rumphrey'i Owen, Mr. Charles Savile Roundell, Mr. C. s. Loch, Mr. Joseplh Arch, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. Henry B Iurst, and Mr. James John Stoekall. Theo Cosnmii erpress the opinioni at the out- set thit no fundamentra ...
... Chapcian, Mlanchester, inanufacturingchemist. INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS). William and Jonathan Pollard, Manchester, tailors. Charles Booth, Manchester, butcheci. Peter Tyror, Liverpool, coach-builder. Thomas Crook, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, provision dealer ...
... endorsed by th*iaglitful onie. c, A prominent member oi the Labour Commis- si'rrr assures me that theaevidence of Mr. Charles Booth, M the well-known statistician, before that body on Tuesday impressed tbern very much. He stated that the average nuniher ...
... the following result: C. S. Hadfield, 2,056 votes; Edwin Crossley, 1,951; John Carroll, 1,891: Alfred Johnson, 1,748; Charles Booth, 1,742; Isaac Knight, 1,671; William Underwood, 1,590 ; Samuel ~ampson. 1,583; Albert Bassil, 1,572; and Thomas Oldhiam ...
... Brotherton, Manchaeter. CLiGG-WOOnAL--OM the 25th inst. at Si. Edmund's Alexandra Park, by the Rev. H. Woods Tindall, rector, Charles Booth, eldest son of John Longsdoa Clegg, to Elizabeth Railton (Bessie), youngest daughter of the late George Woodall, both of ...
... any rate, she is sup. planting indoor servants of the opposite sex. At a receat meeting of the Statistical Society Mr. Charles Booth produced the following figures- Population. Male indoor servants. 1851. ?? .. 18,0)0,000 ?? ,4,000 188 ?? 28,000,000 - ...
... Mr. James Nairn, and daughter of the late, Mr. A rchibald Prentice, of Covington Mains. On the 4th inst. Emily, wire of Charles Booth, Esq. Croxteth LRoad, Prince's Park, near Liverpool. On the 4th inst. at Furnworth, aged 69 'years, Sarah. relict af 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 ...