... Hotel, Cardiff. This committee is the outcome of a series of conferences be- tween representative Trades Unionists and Mr Charles Booth which have met during the present year at Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, Leeds, London Manchester, and Newcastle. Its object ...

... CHARLES BOOTH and His Work Among the Poor. A special article on this rich shipowner's philanthropy appears in the Cardiff Times and South Wales Weekly News of the present week ...

... acciden Gecxge Ths two nurses who have n,1RC' 0f the of Wales during his ill ties.; arc m National Pension Fund. m 0f Mr Charles Booth estimates that for a^ £ 17,000,000 annually 5s per week couia ,0 o.,„ „r»u in valuaWeaMh-fori^ngqualities and Lmtiart^gs^^ ...

... CHAMBERLAIN. An important conference on old age pensions was held at Birmingham on Saturday afternoon, and was addressed by Mr Charles Booth. Mr Chamberlain wrote that there was much differ- ence of opinion as to the lines on which a remedy could be found,, and ...

... present. Lord Aberdare presided, and all the other members were in attendance except Lord Brassey, Mr Ritchie, and tMr Charles Booth. The Commis- sion sat for several hours, and examined Sir Hugh Owen, Secretary of the Local Government Board, as to the ...

... stone with When London Sleeps, and, on going into the parish church, her attention was called to the memorial slab to Sir Charles Booth. Her husband lost no time, visited Harrietsham that very day, and interviewed an old villager who had the story from his ...

... REMEDIES. The House of Commons Committee on the unemployed question met again yesterday, Mr Campbell-Bannerman presiding. Mr Charles Booth, author of works on labour subjects, was examined. He said the natural tendency of better organisation in the management ...

... Council take place at Cardiff. In the afternoon a conference on old age pensions was hold, an address being delivered by Mr Charles Booth. ...

... ARCH, M.P., will speak with authority on be- half of the agricultural labourers. As to the remaining Commissioners, Mr CHARLES BOOTH is one of the greatest authorities on insurance and old age pensions; Mr PELL is. credited with an enormous knowledge of ...

... C. S. Roundel], Mr James Stuart, Dr. Hunter, Mr Joseph Arch, Mr Albert Pel!, Mr Henry Broadhurst, Mr J. J. Henley, Mr Charles Booth, Mr C. S. Loch, Mr Humphreys-Owen, and Mr J. J. Stockall. ...

... missing from her home since last Alonday week. The man gave the alarm to P.C. Coles, who quickly proceeded to the spot. Charles Booth, who came up at the time, threw off his clothes and wo into toe a:. I drew the body ou I The body w.ts on i.s J:»c« d ...

... weeks in the year. Many of the list men of the Joint Committee's docks only earned about 8s. per week the year round. Mr Charles Booth had been able to tabulate some valuable information. He showed from detailed information that 22,000 men were every day ...