... MRS. JOSEPH CfANDERLAIN. The St. Stephen's Review, which publishes this week an admirable-full-page portrait of Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, contains the following sketch of the bride from a lady contributor :-Happening to be in Washington, ?? some months ...

... MR. JOSEP11 CHAMBERLAIN AT ISI , LFFI I , D. *GREAT LIBERATION flUTNIG., A great public meeting, convened under the auspices of thle Liberation Society, was, held irs the Albert Hall, 6heffield, last evening. There wats ai crowdled audience, The Hon. ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN ON THE LIB ERAL PROGcRAMME. [FromK0Ar Daily 2Nas.] The new number Of the RFortrrijglsfti Review opens with an article which, from its title, ought to be one of the highest polilical interest. For not evers the Prince of Wales's ...

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... am, sir, your obedient servant, r, MrJAINI BARTO-N, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, DlP, Highbury. Moor Green, Birmingham, January 12, 1885. Sir,-I am directed by MJr. Chamberlain to acknow- ledge reccipt of your letter of the 10th hlst,, and to ...

... UGATE PUBLIC MEETING WILL tlKt.la lilt LARGE CENTRAL HALL TUB NEVE SCHOOL, TO-Vol:How R/I'A I to a«r., THE RIGHT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. WILL DELIVER AN DURE.v IXaot, ,n»n it JOl Chair tai. aat » i.cloct. INOOKI'OiiATION* AMOK.—A IMT.UC WKtHM..* ilu- ...

... WARD : Mr. Joseph Chamberlain; Mr. G. Dixon; Miss Sturge. 2-ALL SINrNS' WARD: Mr. Jesse Collings; Mr. C. Vince; Mr. J. S. W~right. 3.-LADYWOOD WARD: Mr. Joseph Chamsberlain; fr. G. Dixon; '1iss Sturge. 4.-Sr. PAUL'S WARD: Mir. Joseph ...

... Dixon (iiresilent of the Liberal Association) - 1 Etl-bastons, March 6, 1885. ily dear ?? answer ot the Right Hron. Joseph Chamberlain to Sir Frederick Milrrer'squestion in the House of Commons last night is, in eiffect, a restatement of the charges against ...

... MM CHAMBERLAIN, ON THE: POLITICAL OUTLOOK. [Reuter's Special Servfe] NEW YoRE, October 5.-In an interview which I had this evening with Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., who had just arrived here, the senior member for Birmingham said he was not prepared ...

... THE BIRMINUHAM SCHOOL BOARD. .Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, as chairman of -the Birming- ham School Board, writes as follows in yesterday's Snms to correct a number of misstatements made on the pr;- vmous day by a correspondent signing himielf 4 Bir- mingham ...

... be asked to elect a county alderman to fill the casual vacancy created by the non- acceptance of that bffice by -Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M. P. The Finance Committee will recommend that the salary of Mr. Edwin Docker, a county coroner, be increased from ...

... spoke of their great governor, Joseph Chamberlain, end observed that he was the greatest tyrant Birmingham had ever had. There were not ton men in the Town Council who daredtosayawordin oppositionto Joseph Chamberlain. --Mr. J. GETHIcNa seconded the ...