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... MR. CHARLES BOOTH Mr. Charles Booth, the 70-year-old Chairman of Messrs. Alfred Booth and Co., Ltd., of Liverpool and the Booth Steamship Co. Ltd., was killed instantly, early to-day, when he accidentally fell from the bedroom window of a house in Ch ...
... JAMES HORTON V. CHARLES BOOTH. This was r claim for 12s. 6d., the balance of a sum the defendant was said to have agreed to pay for gig purchased by him from the defendant. The price of the gig was £6, and the plaintiff stated that be had received only ...
... CHARLES BOOTH AND SON, 61, PENKHULL-STREET, NEWCASTLE, v DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND BRITISH CIGARS, GUINNESS,j AND CO'S. DUBLIN PORTER AND STOUT, IN CASK and Bottle. AGENH4 FOR CHESTER AND Co's MILD AND PALE ALES. ■ ■ ' , ll l | -.7fci. : , « g MME R AND ...
... CHARLES BOOTH AND SON, 61, NK HUL S REE T, NEWCASTLE, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND BRITISH CIGARS, GUINNESS, SON, AND Co's. DUBLIN PORTER AND STOUT, In Cask and Bottle. AGENTS FOR CHESTER AND Co's MILD AND PALE ALES. gTAMMERS AND JONES, THE CHEAP CLOTHIERS ...
... CHARLES BOOTH AND SON, ,61, E NKHTJL L-ST REE T, NEWCASTLE, . DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND BRITISH CIGARS, GUINNESS, SON, AND Co's. DUBLIN PORTER AND STOUT, In Cask and Bottle. AGENT FOR CHESTER AND Co's MILD AND PALE ALES. gTAMMERS AND JONES, THE CHEAP CLOTHIERS ...
... LET, the BRICKLAYERS' ARMS BEERJL HOUSE, PenkhuU-street, Newcastle; also,- small SHOP adjoining.—Apply to Charles Booth, Newcastle. COMFORTABLE BED and SITTING-ROOM for one or two Gentlemen.—Apply, 0, Edward street, Trentham-road, Stoke-upon-Trent _________ ...
... While the rich get IT is over a hundred years ago that Liverpool ship owner Charles Booth shattered the complacency of late Victorian England when he published his survey, the Life and Labour of People in London. This revealed a level of poverty and ...
... Midland Railway Company at I Derby, to the memory of 2,833 of their employees who fell in the Great War. as onreiled by Mr. Charles Booth, chairman of directors. The dedication was performed by the Bishop of Southwell, and wreaths of remembrance were afterwards ...
... ECCLESHALL Da►TS or Ma. CB►Ut.lB BZWX.—Deep regret is expre.sed at the death of Mr. Charles Booth, of Church House. auctioneer and valuer. lie was in hi. office about half-past nine on Tuesday morning. fell to the floor and died in a few minutes. M. Beech ...
... NOT DUE TO FALL The third case was that of Charles Booth Shaw, aged a retired railway goods porter, of 24. Mayo-street. Stoke. His daughter-in-law, Phyllis Shaw, said that he fell at home about the middle of March, and caught his head on the sink, slight ...
... Smith to James ; Edge; the Phoenix Vaults from William Lovatt to Samuel Orme; the Buckley's Arms from Robert Williams to Charles Booth. ...
... keepthe peace for six months Licenses—The license of the Roebuck Hotel was trans ferred fram Mrs. Elizabeth Prime to Mr. Charles booth; of the Boroueh Arms Hotel, from Mrs. Catherine French to Mr. Samuel Uyslop. The magistrates also granted licenses for ...