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... rumbling over cobbles, and once July, 1914, with respectful lino of people watching the funeral procession of Joseph Chamberlain. The Chamberlain theme conies later into the story, after the Great Exhibition of 1851. Up to that time the screw had a blunt ...
... as the World Cup? 4— Hush Hush Whisper who dares! Con you complete the couplet? s—Who was Tully? 6—ln what year did Joseph Chamberlain die? [Answers on page IV] ...
... to succeed their noble and farsighted forbears of yesteryear, notably Joseph Chamberlain, and his colleagues renowned in local and nationwide political life. It was Joseph Chamberlain who first started slum house clearance in the construction of Corporation ...
... the most distinguished elector in the division, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. It records its admiration for his splendid services to tihe city and the State, and tenders its sincere sympathy to Mrs. Chamberlain and family. Mr. Hill, in introducing the resolution ...
... Parliament 'As Parliamentarian, Mr. Chamberlain relied on plain statement, and used few of the adornments of oratory. Although he had less sting than Joseph Chamberlain, still remembered as a great master of English prose style, there were moments when ...
... Shadowy image Joseph Chamberlain tried to make it a sort of Utopia of civic administration. and there were attempts in the 1920 s and 30s to present it as the home of progressive, hygienic industry (an attempt based largely on photographs of Cadbury's) ...
... Birmingham. Left to right are: Mrs. Stephen Lloyd, Mr. Neville Chamberlain's daughter: Mr. F. N. Chamberlain, his son; Mr. Goldman ; and Mrs. V. E. Chamberlain, a niece of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. • 4 ' tf 1 4 ...
... so many ups and downs as the jewellery trade, -but few have Ming on so doggedly, remembering perhaps,' the words of 'Joseph Chamberlain known. as the guardian angel of.the jewellery trade ~:that the desire for ornainent is like „hope it springs eternal ...
... Labour Party Conference. FARMS AND FARMERS : P. 9 Arthur Sutton looks at a report on alternate-day milk deliveries. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN In Midland Magazine, Sir Edward Boyle. MP for Handsworth. on the great statesman. District News Labour Conference Reader's ...
... named after Birmingham. Paddon Smith. in a tribute last night. described M. Herriot as a wonderful old man and the Joseph Chamberlain of France. Ald. W. T. Bowen, who led a second delegation to Lyons in 1953. said M. Herriot was a man of great strength ...
... in very consequential and well-known public matter with regard to Mr. Austen Chamberlain and this affair. It is prolonged from the immediate concern of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and abject doings The applicant continued in an unintelligibU manner, and was ...
... Strenuous Denials The prosecution's case against Taylor was that when a man named Joseph Chamberlain enquired about a blue film. Taylor told him he thought Huckfield had one for sale. When seen by the police Taylor strenuously denied ever having handled ...