... eye and tempt folks to open their purse strings. The refreshment stall did a roaring trade, and was superintended by Mrs Josephs and Miss Charlotte Murray, assisted by Miss Grieg, Miss M'Donald, Miss Ml'Robie, &c. From the number of visitors present, ...

... J. Freeman, Al. Itlabiei' If. Delansy, J. Liiilsigton, &c. Apologies tor s nonuattendanceo were received from Mr. J1. Chamberlain, X.. dir. Jalfrey, M.r ii. 1f. BlilWard, anid the Rev. 1. 'Pit MAYOR read the followingg letter whichi he load re-- olvetid ...

... -outh Staffordshire Conciliation Board was held yesterday at the Queen's Hotel, under tha presidency tho arbitrator, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., to consider a demand on the part of the operatives for further advance of wages. Mr. Capper, chairman of the ...

... and submitting to the arbitration of Mr. J. Chamberlain, M.P., the president, a claim made by the employ's for an advance of wages. The employers present were Messrs. J. P. Hunt (New British Iron Company), Joseph Barrows fMr. Barrows and Son), B. Fisher ...

... Stakes am by Wheel of Fortune; end the Ascot Stakes by Ritdotto. 5, eu 'Faihlre of Forbes and Company, of Bombay. 11. Mr. Chamberlain's hours of polling rejected in the Itougst of ea. Coninuons by 190 to 165. 6 Golden wedding of tlhe Emnpcror of Gerrnfny ...

... ened the eniiro pnlace. For a trades outrage committed on Christmas Eve, at Swintoin, a man naeuol Joseph Brown, and his two son. T Henry .mitd Joseph, were on 'Tuesday committeil for trial by the Rotheriha magistrates. In sonme parts of Somth America ...

... for to-morrow morning, and steps are to be taken to secure the offer of a Government reward. MR. CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. Birmingham, Thursday. kr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., speaking at the Dartmouth-street Board Schools to-day, said that at one time he feared ...

... evidences of advance. Lord Waveney, who E spoke at Ipswich, also referred to the subject of r commercial depression. t MR JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., at Bir- mingham yesterday, severely criticised the B' foreign policy of the Government, and spoke 0 confidently ...

... Brother Joseph BeettaD, P.M., and Brother Dixon. 'WORK AND WAGES. THS WIGAN BUILDING TRIDE. On Bnd afier July 5, wages in the ?? bildlng trade will be reduced from 8d. to 7 1 d perh our. AWARD IN THE STAFFORDSHIRE IRPON TkIDE. Mr. Chamberlain, MP., the ...

... farmers have lost their whole flocks. The disease is Said to be very general, and as prevalent in the Midlands as in Devonshire. JoSEPH MILIER and ANN TOLLAN, alias O'NWEII, are in custody at Glasgow, charged with the murder of a blind nman namned O'NETLL. The ...

... by the Republicans. It is reported that Acting Governor Lamson will order the militia not to obey the orders of General Chamberlain. Many of the Republican members h ave occupied their seats throughout the night in order to secure possession of them in ...

... to the i ]st of July ?? the course of a short discee i sion which took place, Mr, Shakespaeare said the MayOrP f Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, ?? Councillor Marris (thd deputy-chairman. of the Gas Committee), and tho Te1v° Clerk had manifested throughout the ...