... Litcham, Norfolk, to Martha, youngest daughter of Joseph Chamberlain Barker, of Holbeach, Esq., J.P. and D.L., of the county of Lincoln. Dec. 28, at the Parish Church of West Teignmouth, Devon, the Re'v. Joseph Birch, M.A., Vicar of the parish, to Susanna ...

... Jury Boon, Public Clies, Moor Street, Ur. Dixon, M.P., presided, and amongst thegentlemen present we recogniaed Messrs. Joseph Chamberlain, Jesse Colelings, Alfred Field, McCleland, Francis Adams, HE B. S. Thomp- son; T. Green, Preadent of Trades Council; ...

... money payments are expected..-Timjes. Cuiti SUICIDE ON SOUT'aAMPTON COsIUON.-An inquest on thai r the hotly of Thiomas Chamberlain, who was found with Ies his throat cut on the Common at Sothmton, was held Poo d before the borough coroner, 1E. CoIe sqa ...

... J. R. Joly, LL D.; T. ser Chamberlain, Rev. Henry Galbraith, John B. mi es obl, DL..Fri t Nunn, Sir Richard Orpen, Charles Cobbe, D iL.; Alexander Norman, Qe.; John WV. Switzer, t J J.1P.; Henry Maclean, T.C.; Rev. Joseph A. Gal- ins o braith, Rev. Frederick ...

... will not be convenient for me to attend at Wolverhampton on that day. Bat the Chairman of our Executive Committee, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, who is a better speaker than I am, will go. Yours truly, I GEORGE DIXON. Robert Felkin, Esq. The Recorder for ...

... from Arthur Rtose to Elizabeth Miller, and that of the Rose, Sh,,. rock, and Thistle, St. (George's-square, Portsea, from Joseph Wood to William George Dudley. The nmagis. trates present were G. Curtis and J. lcCheane, Eeqrs ACCIDENT ON THE EXTENSION ...

... 12th of via September, 1815, and was the third son of Lucian, ofE the brother of Napoleon I. In 1832 he joined his uncle, qe Joseph, the ?? of Spain, in the United States, and the served in Columbia under the Republican General San- pow tander, who appointed ...

... dians; the desirableness of working men representatives in Parliament by Mr. Robert Mann; the education ques- tion by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Chairman of the Educa- tion League Executive Committee; the ballot by Mr. W. Harris; and the abolition of University ...

... Rev. C. Vince (Baptist minister.) Mr. G. Baker strongly urged the desirability of a fourth member for Birmingham. 3Ir. Joseph Chamberlain, the chairman of the Bir- mingham Education League, spoke on education, and several working men addressed the meeting ...

... IL Bateson, J. Boden, H. Bishop, T. Bentley, T. Eloore, J. E. Baker, G. Basrett, 14 Butler, S. Brame, Dr. A. Birratt, Joseph Chamberlain, Rev. C. Clarke, J. H. Cham. berlain, E. Carrington, C. Clifford, W. Cope, WV. Cant, Jesso Collinrs, J. Collins, G. ...

... Official Acts; and the apostolic protonotaries, turning towards Monsignor Pacca, the majordomo, and Monsignor Ricci, the Grand Chamberlain, said aloud, Conficiemus vobis testibus. The Pope terminated the sitting by intoning the Te Deum ; and the Fathers ...

... in the chair. Amongst those present ?? Right Hon. hy Colonel Taylor, M.P.; Tankerville Chamberlain, j Esq.; Jasper R. Joly, Esq., LL.D.; Chas. J. Shore, ye Rev. Joseph Galbraith, Captain Brinkley, J.P.; 1 I John Barlow, Esq., J.P;, Major H. L. Barton, I ...