... with the cotton. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to twentyone uays' imprisonment. Stealing Clocks. —Joseph. Chamberlain (26), clerk, Pigott Street, was charged with stealing three clocks, value 305., belonging to his employer, Mr. Charles ...

... EVENING, November 6. The Meeting will be Addressed by JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Esq., Rev. H. W. CROSSICEY and J. S. WRIGHT, Esq. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m., by COUNCILLOR JAMES DEYKIN. RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN, Chairman. 431 J. H. HANDS, Hou. Sec. BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL ...

... accept this intiimation. CHAItcRLAtIN.--(An the 25th inst.. at his residence, 96, Raglsi 1t oss. in his 57th year, Joseph Butler Chamberlain. Friends will kfindly a, cpt this ietinatieon. IIINDa-On the 13th inst.. aged S5 years. William Hinds, of the White ...

... on Tuesday last, at which the followirg me'iberc were present :-Mr. G. Dixon, viceopresident, in the chair, Messrs. Joseph Chamberlain, Wm, Gough, Caleb Lawd,15 S. S. Lloyd, Henry Richards, C. H. WKgno, and J tb Wright. A resolution was adopted to sn ...

... AwD 164, PICOADIllY. Please Write for Catalogues 1057 A PORTRAIT and a Remarkable BIOGRAPHY of the RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, From, authentic sureces, Appear in This Week's S T. STEPHEN'S REVIEW. To be had of all News. agents and Railway Bookstalls ...

... gUBI&C NOTICES.| -1 ME BANQTUET TO THE RIGHT HON. JOSEPH ! CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. GENTLF.MEN desirouq of ATTENDING the BANQUET to b0 Cl given to Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, on the N°th instant, are reiuested to COMMUNIU.91CATE with the undersined. The Tickets which the ...

... elected, the list being as follows :-President, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain ; Vice- president, Mr. Sebastian Evans, MA ; Secretary, Mr. G. S. Mathews; Treasurer, Mr. W. Kenrick ; Comnmittee, Mesisrs. J. H. Chamberlain, C. E. Mathews, R. F. lmartineau, C. Gibbs, and ...

... Shove thaI 15eee,- e lieoet been give:n teeA usles er'wetty of it. Very ?? yosres. JOHN BRIGHT. PhINUP IIENR-Y MUNTZ. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. op THE E-LECITORS OF THE FREE AND T -qFpJE,'NDN' BOROUGHI OF TAM WORT11. us ~5~staof tie late P'arliamesnt, lexpselsecd ...

... our earnest hope that we many still be deemed worthy of it. We are, yours faithfully, JOHN BRIGHT. PHILIP HENRY MUNTZ. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, London, Mhuch 9, 180. FjIO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WORCESTER. ClENCTLEMi EN,- The Dissolution so much talked about ...

... TIlE TOWN HALT., ON 2' U AS D'A Y IV E XT. SPEECHES BY THE EIIGHT HON. JOHN BP.IGHT, M.P., RIC ~~A NO THE, RIT HON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Ml.P. Reserved Galleries ?? ,. .S each. Vuresertred Great Gallery ?? 29 Gd. I Ustreserved ?? One Shilling, Aplsliclttons ...

... PRINCESS LOUISE Ad other membera of the Royal Family; also for THE RIGHIT HON;. W. EGLADSTONE, .P.. .LEZ RIGHET RON. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. MP., THE ROYAL SOCIETY OP ARMTS, ac. &ac. Respflly Solicit Early Orders. to preers= disappointraent, r3 they abre aled ...

... IUNTZ, AND CHAMBERLAIN FOR BIIRMINGHAM. I A P'UBLIC MEErTINc of the ELECTORS will be bell tn a. Elk;iegton StAeet Board SchoolS, Tuni (Monday) EVENINtn, a -be 11'th~ Cboir to be toWeI at 8 o'clock. ti TriE ?? WILLS 3E ADDRESSED BY JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, ESQ. ...