Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Councillor R F. Martineau, Mr. Charles Martineau, Mr. G. H Eenrick, the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, the Lord Mayor (Alderman C. J. Beale)L Mr. Arthur Chamberlain, Mr. Archibald Kenrick. Mr. Byng Kenrick, Mr. Edward Nettiefold, Mr. Arthur lDrxon, Mr ...
... of the Manchester Conservatlve Club. MORE CHAMPJLAIN FICTION. Lohg before the Transvaal trouble the Rigbt Honourable Joseph. Chamberlain, present tinister of Stare for the British Colonies. k'as (so we learn from the Ph-iladephia Saturda y.Reni Post) famous ...
... vehement ?? i on Mr. Charnberlain. If any memaber of the Cabinet is to go, he writes, someone will demand the bloo& of Mr. Chamberlain. How the disappearance from the Cabinet of the Colonial L Secretary would strengthen the Government does not appear ...
... susceptibilities, belongs to a nephew and ward of Mr Chamberlain. A courteous request having reached the management not to reproduce EDglish uniforms on the staze, the local truste, s of young Chamberlain's property telegraphed to the Coloinial Secretary ...
... - THE BUTCHERS' BILL. CHAMBERLAIN'S CORPSES. COMPLETE LISTS. COST £30,000,003. THE WOUNDED OFFICERS AT LADYSMITH. From the General of - Cosmnunications, Natal, to the Secretary of State foir War:- Peetarm aritzburg Dece 31 The following has bean received ...
... and said he could wish that all of them had greater powers of seeing, the beauties of nature that lay around them. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain I told them the other night that they could not all be 'Titians, but they could be their own true selves and fulfil ...
... end of all this intrigue was to a6 declare the Transvaal a sovereign internti~tonal d State. He was no admirer of Nr. Chamberlain's s- diplomatic methods, hut these were unimportant ;beside those deeper movements and deus g which ir bad armed the Tram ...
... George McDougall, 44 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick Win. Nicholls, 55 Joseph Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney, 60 William Iailes, 46 John Cor- by, 140 Theodore Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph Wood. PRISONERS. Troopers 73 John Puctmoro Lucy, 21 Arthur Frederic ...
... '0 Mr.J. T. Middlem ore, M-P ?? 0 b *AMr. H. J. orsfall ?? ?? 20 0 *,tr. Arthur Chamberlain ?? ?? l0o 'M1r. J. P. Lacy ?? 10 10 Mr. Charles Harding ?? ?? 103 *tir. Joseph Barrows ?? 1D 1 Mr. J. B. Clarke ?? 1010 a hMr. Charles Showell .* ?? 10 lO0 Wr ...
... Miss Chamberlain, Mrs. E. H. Cox, Mrs. C. Dould, hMrs. Dove, Mrs. T. C. Eastwood, Mrs. Emery, Miss Fritz (E. de M.), Mrt. E. G. Hennessey, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. H. Offiler, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Payton, Mrs. Port, Miss L. Port, AMrs. Queenar, St. Joseph's Committee ...
... u, JANUARY 9. Following are the names of men of the 1st Royal Jrish Fusiliers who were killed at Nicholson's Nek:- Sergt. Joseph Haseltine, Pvtes. Thomas Rogers, Thomas Harvey, Hugh McKenzie, Edward Balch, L.awrence Gilbert, Patrick Smith, Edward Gardiner ...
... 20 0 a 'Mr. T. Ryland ?? 20 0i 03 *Mr. Arthur ?? 10 10 'Mr. J. P. Lacy -. ?? . 10 110 V Mr. Charles Har-ding ~. 10 Ili I ?? Joseph Barrows 10 10. I Mr. J. B3. Clarke ?? __10 10 I 'Mr. Charles Showell_ . _ - 10 10 I0 a *Mr. Walter Brooks 10 1003 'Schleteld ...