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... its Functions . He said'it would be well if a few selected , pages from , tho Religious Influences series in Mr Charles Booth ' s great work , Life and Labour in v London could be made part of the required rea-ding : for ordination • candidates ...
... on.” All 768 rods are due to be replaced next year as part of a £9 million regt of the bridge starting in the spring. Charles Booth, the chairman of the bridge board, emphasised there was no danger to the public and added that only three rods had snapped ...
... School mistress, but since her time has been given up to the enthusiastic study of political economy. Her contributions to Charles Booth book on London, as well as to the Kconatmr Journal and the Century, have proved at once her qualifications as political ...
... a sunny nature, if put in the right surroundings—in this case, they suggest a desert island—and a sad old painting of Charles Booth, the shipowner, by G. ¥. Watts who earned an unjustifiable reputation for profundity by making everybody look glum. The ...
... among whom considerable excitement prevailed. The name of the man p rested in Aberdeen is William and the other is named Charles Booth. ...
... WORLD AT ST PAUL'S CATHXDRAL.—Mr Holman Hunt's famous painting, he Light of the World, which has been presented by Mr Charles Booth to the Dean and Chapter of St Paul's, was unveiled yesterday afternoon at St Paul's Cathedral, where it has new found a ...
... pall-bearers were : —Sir Charles Holroyd , Mr William Kossetti , Mr Arthur Hughes , Mr Forbea Robertson , Lord Tennyson , All Charles Booth , Sir . Norman . Lockyerand Professor Gollauca . Mr Etolman . limit ' s picttn-e , The Xiight of tha World . in tho ...
... Balfour holds office by a curious and precarious tenure. dare not call his soul his own. one grudges Mr Parker Smith or Mr Charles Booth their well-deserved dignities of Privy Councillor-ships. Mr Alfred Harmsworth's promotion to a baronetcy is quite another ...
... Browsing Settlement, Walworth, South London, has n-eeived letter from A. J. Balfour acknowledgment a copy the paper read Charles Booth n-t the settlement improve*! means *ol locomotion as solution the housing problem. Mr Balfour, m the course his letter ...
... TOLSTOY .. HERBERT TOENCI THE MIDaLEMASCaES .. .. . G . M . TREVELY . UC FI 3 CAL POLICY AMI BRITISH SHIPPLNG CHARLES BOOTH . Jen CARDAN . — •—„ -. • . •• •— . . • B . >• > . FORSTEK -BE rBOFTNCIS — - . G . LOWiS DICK 1 XSOS OTHER REVIEWS ...
... which I cannot entrust to a letter , bu ^ will relate to you fully on Saturday . : The following is tha will of Sir Charles Booth , of Netherfiold , _ ^ tanstoad Abbots , -Herts , third ' Baronet , J . P ., and D . L ., High Sheriff 1867 , senior partner ...
... illustrated interview in Young Woman for February, entitled Hi Growth of a Socialist, Mrs Sydney Webb After leaving Charles Booth and the »• vestimations into East End life and labonr, I started in Lancashire to inquire into tb« co-operative movement ...