... ,,DOCTOR JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. It is characteristic of the petty vanity and self-advertising impudenoe of the uman that Joseph Chamberlain should have chosen this particnlar time to go over to Dublin (under police protection) to swagger about in the halls ...

... shadow of a doubt as I to the ultimate victory. ,(Loud cheers.) - A great number of questions were then asked, and Mr. a Chamberlain having answered.them, a vote of confidence n was passed in him as a fit andproper person to represent the1 borough in Parliament ...

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... CELEIBRITIES OF TLHE DAY-THE 1 I(;11I T 11ON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. DRAWN FROM LIFE TY LANCE CALKIN During his tenure of office, which lasted as long as Mr. Glad. stone's Ministry of i880, Mr. Chamberlain in common with his colleagues was handicapped ...

... Mr. Chamberlain assumes the position of mouthpiece of the advanced Liberal party; and from his height dictates the exact terms on which he is disposed to follow Mr. Glad- stone in the future-it being understood that where Mr. Joseph Chamberlain leads ...

... MR. GLADSTONE! At the age of 3. inonfire LORD GRANVILLE At the age of 5. SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT At the age of S. MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN At the ave .nf i i. MISS CLARA BALFOUR At the age of 9. LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL At the age of En MR. BRADLAUGII At the ...

... Chances of Chamberlain could be written for one of the periodicals. In every club and at every dinner the subject is discussed with an earnestness which shows how much interest the career of the Secretary of State for the Colonies excites. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain ...

... A SQUEAK FROM BRUMMAGEM. We had almost forgotten the existence of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, and we fancy the country had almost forgotten it too. But Mr. Joseph, who is skilled in the art of self-adver- tising, has reminded us this week that he is still ...

... are responsible for the scenes of Thursday. Technically the chief offender was Mr. T. P. O'Connor who ap- plied to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain the name of Judas, which fits that despicable apostate so well. It appears that to call a man ' Judas is not ...

... has come out on the financial issues raised months ago by the Iforning Leader in reference to the investments of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and his family. It was a mean policy to ignore the question, but mean- ness is the characteristic of the Daily Newbs ...

... and let it be filled by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. The old Tories would not of course like this;' but it would strengthen the Government in the country, because, while Lord Salisbury has proved his incapacity, Mr. Chamberlain has been quite as successful ...

... retire from active politics. When it \.as announced a fortnight ago that Lord Ampthill, who was private secretary to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, had been appointed Governor of M-ulras, it became obvious that the Dissolution was imminent. The Colonial Secretary ...