... Mignon (A. Thonoas); Festival Chorus JlFfrreih Darvs). 711 B IIRINCHAMDI LIBERAL ASSOCIATION, v THE RIGHT HQON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.PP, WLL ADDRESS A PUBLIC liIEETING 10 IN THE TOWN HALL, BIR.MINGHAM11, ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 7. _ THE CHAIR ...

... 30, W11 lEN THE RIGHT HON. JOHN BRIGHT vILLL PRESIDE, AND TllE FOLLOWING. AMOXNG OTLIERS, WIlL SPEAK: THE RIGHT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. HENRY BROADHURST. ESQ., hl.P. .E.SSE COLLINGS, EsQ., h.P. CEURGE DIXON, EsQ., ?? AND Mr. Jo8EPIH ARCH. Tielte ...

... Liberal Unionist Asoolation in the West Dii ision. ODWOISELEY, KP., LJORD Al' P 5 7,Fo2-V HALZ, oV FRIDAY. PHE RIGHT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Av THE TOWN HALL, OY FBmDAY. 4 O.RD WOLSELEY'S VISIT, FRIDAY NEXT, L January 25-The Seats for the Reserved Floor are ...

... wI.L BE flELD AT 7TIM MASONIC HALL, HEW STREET, THITS DAYF IIONDS 10. The Chair will be taken by TERIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., At 8 p.m. precisely. W. E. FOWKES, Secretary, 213, Colmore Row, Birmingham- NJL.-Ciecks who are not Members cnn ...

... for Wsnrm on.~DJY NEXT. Novemeber 14, and tuse First performance Weill be under the Patronage of the Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, MJ.P., prealdent of thefllard of Trade. SPECIAL PROGRAMME5I AND SPElCIAL COsMPANY.- Sterton's Draina, GOOD AS GOLD;` ...

... A LADDP.ESS to the Members of the Hlarbome and Edegbastn Institute, LY THE TOWN HALL, BIRM-lYGHAX . THE RIGET HRON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, MP., Will take the Chair; And during the Evoning an ADDRESS of WELCOME will be PRESENTED to LORD WOLSEE Y. Tickets ...

... THERPRINCESS LOUISE, And other memnhera of the Royal Famsiy; also for TH ROMG 'OON. E. GL-ADSTONM, 3LP., THE RIGHT HON-. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. BLP.. ITME ROYAL SOCTSTY OF ARTI[STS, at. &n, Respectfully Solicit ERuly Orders, to prevent disappointment, aos they ...

... T. AU-E. hecratarn. PUtBLIO NOTICES. LORD WOLSELEY, Hp., AT THE TOW' HALL, TO-JflGHT, ATEIGHT O'CLOCK. THERIGHT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. rjWE HIGH SHERIFF OF WARNICHESHIRE. DR. R. w. DALE. SIR JAIMES SAY, AT THr TO WY HALL, TO-MVIOT, AT ELCHT O'CLOCK. ...

... O'CLOCK, TO PROTEST AGAINST THE INIQUITOUS AND 002)115- CATORY PROPOSALS CONTAI1NED IN THE ABOVE BILL. THE RT. RON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, MP., WILL PRBSIns2, And the following Gen tlemeu wrill Attend:- P. A. MUR1NrE. Eeq..P. MIJ. POWE.LL WILLIAMS, Esq, ...

... those wholesome priloiples which were defended by the late George Dawson and Charmes Vines, and by the Right lonourable Joseph Chamberlain, R. W. Dale, Dr. Croeskey and George Dixon, when the irst School Board was elected. r am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your ...

... AID OF THU GENERAL JU. O S P I T A L, Few formns and other particulars will bW supplied to the Clergy and Minlciturs. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Mlayor of Birmninghcirn, Chairman. J.70. ELISSARtD, M. A., eooayertai R. W. DALE, ?? ~ nrr Sceais WALTER N. FISHER ...

... Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. LoT 6,-DAD'S LANE.-A PIECE of FREEHOLD GARDEN GROUND, sitiaite near the above Lot, havfinga frntac. e of aisout H0 yards to Dades Lane, and abutting on land of Mr. Lyndon and Mr. Chamberlain, LOT 7.- OLD PEESHORE ...