... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a herd : mar- ried man preferred ; wages T9s. per week ; £5 per year extra for harvest, etc ; potif-i.-s grown. —Apply, Chamberlain, Riddings, near Alfreton. 350 BEST FREE WHEEL CYCI E. the cnl7 one convertible to fixed wheel. — Wanted, Si* L.tdi:-s and ...

... caaghteis ar_ Lady Conyngbam, Lady Hopetoan, and Lady Aciana- Hood. ACC.DK-iT TO A DIBBT MAS AT OLD FA3FOBD. — A jc:n»r named Joseph Talman, of Q.arnaon, «ear Dei by , was at wok upon the new Midland goods war.Locseat Old Barioid, on Tu.sday, nhen some planks ...

... %v'1is hoard .nt h.o LSt F2sSiotIs agai' st the landlord. Fined 1's aild costt. Wu ilmm Barratt was summoned i!r an asault.t on Joseph Fianton, at C'richb, on the 6Wi Aplil. A further charge was preferred against ]i l t: damaging property to the value of 2s ...

... Rose, G. Frith, W. Handley, W. Bird, A. Jeffreys, ?? Jeffreys, WV. Westmoreland, WV. Whitehurst, W. Yarnell, A. Hoon, J. Chamberlain, R. Oliver, W. Johnson, G. Johnson, F. Harvey, T H. Timmis, T. Marston, F. Walker, G. Bramall, W. J. Wil- Son, and J. Gamble-The ...

... hon. see. and treasurer, Miss Porter; Executive Committee, Mr. and AMrs. J. Pakeman, Mrs. Forman, Mrrs. Robin- son, Mrs. Chamberlain, the Rcv. W. Baxter, Mr. J. E. Ford, Mr. C. J. Brown, Mr. B. Poyscr, Mr. B. E. Porter, and Miss Woodward; wardens, Asto ...

... have been turned out to pasture on farms South of Newcastle. MESiSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. On Friday morning the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., Chancellor of the University of Hirinlgham, received the following telegram from Her Majesty the Queen, at Balmoral ...

... meeting was held in the Osmasto - oad Chapil on- WdeOSday evening, over nrhich Wderman Joseph Bright, J.P., of Nottin ham presided, the'speakers being the Rev. iarlnin Joseph, df Clamnbridge, the Rev. W. Bishop t hsicster,-- ?? Gay, of Nott'ijg : ha ?? ots9 ...

... Lees, Woolow, Buxton; Mr. 'Heiri Smith, fun., Cropwell Batler. 'Shire horses, Mr. Henry Smith, Cropwell Butler; Mr. C. R, Chamberlain, Riddings, near Alfreton. 1 Rackney and harness classes, Mr. A. W. Hickling, I Adbolton, Nottingham; Mr. T. E. Morrell, ...

... impossible for Mr. IChamberlain ever to have thsiught of doing. If a these letters are published the public wvill say that MIr. Chamberlain, though steeped to the neck in !the Jameson Raid, would still bo an angel of I purity compared with Mr. Labouchere. SUICIDE ...

... services will consist in showing us by their r experience, how best that material may be turned to account. . MBR. CHAMBERLAIN. I Mr. Chamberlain on TThursday issued his address - to the electors of West Birmingham He says the 3 issues to be decided at the ...