... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... conferred honorary degrees upon the Duke of Edinburgh, Viscount Cranbreok, the Earl of Nortlhbrook, Sir Henry James, ML Joseph Chamberla.in Mr. John Morley, Sir F. J. Bramewell, Major-General Sir F. De Winton, Sir R. E. Webster (Attorney-GeneraU, Lieutena ...

... in religion, and he had not met with a single in- dividual who was not in favour of an extension of out-relief. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain advocated it the day before, and many other prominent politicians were in favour of it, and if the Local Government ...

... Telegsm] NEW Yonz, October 13.-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, bLP, acompanied by 1is two sons, left yesterday for Nassau, New Providence, where he owns a plantation of 20,000 acres, which is managed by his sons. Mr. Chamberlain has not decided upon the date of ...

... arbitrary without judgment, and arrogane without know- ledge. Those wre not his words, but the wcrds of the right hon. Joseph Chamberlain. (Hisses, and a Voice: It's a ?? George: I have quoted the exact words. (It's a ?? George: Do notiged excited, sir ...

... bad been spontaneously given, and included subscriptions from all sorts and conditions. Among the subscribers were Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., Mair. G. Dixon, ?? and Messrs. Chance. (Cheers.) For Dr. Gardiner's sake he should like to see the Bishop of ...

... delegates upon the committee formed to arrange a meeting of friendly saciety members to -hear an address from the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., on his old-age pension scheme. The speech deserved the consideration of every member. A conference of friendly ...

... thing more impudent than this Erumumagem huntbng going about pledging himself-the people oh England on one side, and Joseph Chamberlain wi-th all behind him on the other side. No, it was hardly worth while arguing with a jackass of that lind.' At this ...

... was due to the magical presence of Mr. Joseph Chamn- berlain. (Turncoat.) In answer to that he would say, with a full knowledve of the circumstances of the contest, that the influence of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was,not so great as a gallon of heer, and ...

... Amongst the Liberal Unionists voting with the Government were Hamar Bass, Michael Biddulph, A. H. Brown, Joseph Chamberlain. Richard Chamberlain. D. H. Coghill, Jesse Collings, Marquis of Hartington, William Kenrick, Thomas tee, R. J. More. Twenty-four ...

... for funds made to the members. The first annual meeting .s held 6be February 21, 1891; the president- (the Right lHon. Joseph Chamberlain, !.P) being 'in .thi chair. The- various meetings subsequently' held, and at which political addresses were delivered ...