... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, ATTACK ON THE LABOUR LEADERS. Mr. Chaniberlain addressed a meeting in the Carlton Theatre, Saitley, on Saturday, in support of Sir J. Benjamin Stone, the Unionist candidate for East Ri', minghama. The righlt hon. gentleman proceeded ...

... Encounter. WILL CHAMBERLAIN AND KnUGER MEET P A dramatic, hot doubtless wholly uQpiemefii- tated, meeting is possible, if not probable, in the Mediterranean. According to a Birmingham telegram reec-ived last night, the Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain, after leaving ...

... MR CHAMBERLAIN AND THE WEST INDIES. For some time past a rumcut has been persis- tently circulated to the effect that the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain was contemplating ajourney to the Wist Indies, in order that he might be able to investigate the working ...

... Chances of Chamberlain could be written for one of the periodicals. In every club and at every dinner the subject is discussed with an earnestness which shows how much interest the career of the Secretary of State for the Colonies excites. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain ...

... has come out on the financial issues raised months ago by the Iforning Leader in reference to the investments of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and his family. It was a mean policy to ignore the question, but mean- ness is the characteristic of the Daily Newbs ...

... prolonged negotiations which preceded the war were as carried on by the Right Hon the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., and by Her Majesty's High Comrrissioner at the Cape, Sir Alfred Milner, K.C.M.G., marked by great patience and ...

... retire from active politics. When it \.as announced a fortnight ago that Lord Ampthill, who was private secretary to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, had been appointed Governor of M-ulras, it became obvious that the Dissolution was imminent. The Colonial Secretary ...

... that a definite anangernem wtta arrived at, and Mr Jones subsequently Rabled the following message to the Right Hon- Joseph Chamberlain, the Colonial Seci,emrY After very careful j consideration Jecided to run imperial West Indian mail service from Bristol ...

... election, Mr. Chamberlain might exclaim to-day-not meaning, perhaps, that he had made the election, but that the election has made him. The events of the past fortnight have materially altered his political prospects. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain is the man of ...

... job of Joseph Chamberlain, who under various names and under divers circumstances seemed to be doing rather well out of the war (cheers). One hundred millions for the taxpayers of this country, aud half a crown in the pound for Joseph Chamberlain (laughter) ...

... CHAMBERLAIN'S SETTLEMEAT. We cannot even now, after all their supine blockheadism, understand the attitude of the people who call themselves the Liberal party. They actually flung themselves into the arms of Joseph Chamberlain after he had outlined a ...

... interest are as yet: Will Mr. Joseph Chamberlain leave the Colonial Office? If so will he become Secretary for War? Will Mr. Goschen retain the control of the Navy with a seat in the House of Lords? Who would succeed Mr. Chamberlain as Colonial Secretary were ...