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... bad been spontaneously given, and included subscriptions from all sorts and conditions. Among the subscribers were Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., Mair. G. Dixon, ?? and Messrs. Chance. (Cheers.) For Dr. Gardiner's sake he should like to see the Bishop of ...
... carriage, gives swell. dinners, and does the bidding of ' Our Joe' and 'Ous Joe's Cancus.' 'Our Toe' is the Right H on. Joseph Chamberlain, the membor of Mr. Gladstone's Cabinet, the mnoot Radical mal who has ever held Cabinet place in the English Government ...
... iLfants, 127. During.17 weeks In the winter 1,493 dinners had bbeneupplied toehildren,theexpensebeing mainlyborne by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. The Savings Ulub deposits amounted to R£381 12* ld., and the withdrawals to £67. 14E, 3d, The Sunday school uavlogs ...
... evening sitting was devoted to the questions of inance. Papers were read by Captain Bayley, on Work- nen's Halls; by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain (Blrmingbam Eeath); by Dr. Bowkett; and Mr. Gray Wednesbary ub. The last subject for discuglon was whether weekly, nonthhr ...
... thing more impudent than this Erumumagem huntbng going about pledging himself-the people oh England on one side, and Joseph Chamberlain wi-th all behind him on the other side. No, it was hardly worth while arguing with a jackass of that lind.' At this ...
... delegates upon the committee formed to arrange a meeting of friendly saciety members to -hear an address from the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., on his old-age pension scheme. The speech deserved the consideration of every member. A conference of friendly ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE SULTAN. We mentioned in Saturday's Post that on the previous day Mr. Chamberlain had been received in audience by the Sultan. The following details of the interview are supplied by the Constantinople correspondent of the Sfcsdard ...
... Brierlry Hill. Mr. Jaston Hiomfray ?? introducing the candidate, the Chairman incidentally ihen- tinned the name of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, and this was received with loud applause. The chairman said he wished to speak of him with respect, for he was the ...
... hospital on December 19, 1883 ?? HE.NRY MHAY, Medical Olliccr of Health. Sir Charles Dilke terminated his visit to Mlc. J'oseph Chamberlain, at Highlinry, yesterday, and left eBirmicg- aram for London by tho 9.30 morning express, IKING EIDWAROD'S GiRAMMOARI ...
... was due to the magical presence of Mr. Joseph Chamn- berlain. (Turncoat.) In answer to that he would say, with a full knowledve of the circumstances of the contest, that the influence of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was,not so great as a gallon of heer, and ...
... everyone from voting for him, while he abased the person who nominated him. (ories of MNo, no, and Name,) It wasa Joseph Chamberlain, and he (Hr. Raffles) challenged that gentleman to attend a ?? meet. Ing and dispute it.- -(r. KNSnnouEN What proof ...
... Amongst the Liberal Unionists voting with the Government were Hamar Bass, Michael Biddulph, A. H. Brown, Joseph Chamberlain. Richard Chamberlain. D. H. Coghill, Jesse Collings, Marquis of Hartington, William Kenrick, Thomas tee, R. J. More. Twenty-four ...