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... Lord Viscount Curzon, Mr. E. B. Farnham. M.P., .Mr. E. M. Mundy, M.P., Mr. C. R. Colvile, M.P., HIr. s C. J. Allsopp, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. H. Bradley, Mr. H. Brown, hr. N1. 13urt, Mr. ll. M. Cartwright, Mr. R. t Chieslyn, OIr. Choyce, OIr. R. Choyce, Mr ...
... for similar horses under four years of age. Tho first in this class, £50, est gained by Brigadier, the psoperty of Sir Charles Booth, of Killerby Hall, Catterick, Yorkshire ; and the secnd, sP15, by Cay Lad, ownled by Mr. Drage, of Moulton Lrode, Noi ...
... them. DISGRACEFUL IIoAx.-In our last issue an adver- tisement was inserted stating that the house, grounds, and park of Charles Booth, Esq., near Rye. house, would be open to the public on Whit-Sunday and Monday, and every following Monday till the end ...
... marriage of Mr. Godfrey Webster, 20th Regiment, and Mliss Amy Booth, youngest daughter of Mr WV. Boothl, and niece of sir Charles Booth, Bart., will take place on Wednesday, the 24th July, at DatchCt, near W~indsor.I Thomas Dowse, auctioneer, has returned ...
... ehesnut, was foaled in 1869, bred by Sir Tatton Sykes, Sledmere, hlalton, Yorkshire; s. Rataplan, d. Marigold, Commaided, Charles Booth Ellmsall Wrright, of Bolton Hall, Clitheroe, Yorkshire, Bondsman, brown, was foaled ahout 1S70, breeder unknowvs; a. Bondholder ...
... Mr WV. H. West, a blaek comedian , with his comical donkey and danciesg mridget ; anid Professor Crane, of Lincoln, and Charles Booth, ci Nottiegham, boxers, coin- piete a good programme. ILIVEBp00OL. ROYAL ALExANDRA, TnFATRE. -Lessee, Mrs E. Saker; General ...
... 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 - ...
... present decennial one, and also a more elnborate classification of occupations. Mr. Burt, M.P.; Mr. Acland, M.P.; Mr. Charles Booth, Professor Marshall, Professor Monro, and Dr. Whitelegge were amongst the memorialists. THE PAYMENT OF INCOME-TAX, LONDON ...
... Veitch, t of Glasgow,.-Fron Messra Williams & Norgate, j London, we have Life aud Labour: Vol.I, t East London, edited by Charles Booth.- Messrs Ward, Lock & Co. issue Camps and t Quarters, a spring annual by Archibald Forbes, l ?? Henty, and Charles W ...
... London: T. Ploher Unwin. 18M.' die' (4) Life, and ILabour. Vol. L East London. Edited by Chnarles BOWLh Contrlbutore-Charles Booth, Beatr-ice, ;th2 Porte-r, David P.gehicoss,Ernest AveosStephenDN. ForxJesse: a porato, life of the paople-their. clubs ...
... wear at the attendant ceremony a new vestment woven in one piece. Life and Labour, Vol. I. East Lond1on. Edited by Charles Booth. L (Williams and Norgate.) Italy, France, and other European countries were vainly searched for a weaver capable of executing ...
... has lately received two compliments of somewhat differing weight and value. The one was an appreciative mention by Air. Charles Booth (the scientist and statistician of East-end life, as Mr. Besant is its chronicler), the other, a pompous article in the ...