... for funds made to the members. The first annual meeting .s held 6be February 21, 1891; the president- (the Right lHon. Joseph Chamberlain, !.P) being 'in .thi chair. The- various meetings subsequently' held, and at which political addresses were delivered ...

... the Executive Committee of the Leagsce was held yesterday (WedneesbLy), at the Great Western Hotel, Birmingham; Dlr. Joseph Chamberlain, Chairman of the Executive Committee, presiding, Mr, Dixon, U.P., 1'reEident of the League, was also present; and there ...

... Chamber to consider to whom Li agricultural matters were nov. referred in the Govern- I , ment. They were referred to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, f who, as it had been truly said, hardly knew the difference between a tdough and a harrow. Previously Mr. John e Bright ...

... the cause of the University of Birminzham, the principles and objects of wbich were again expounded last week by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, as president of the Court of Governors of the Mason University College. For those who have to do work in the world ...

... Thornton, who dealt principally with the School Boards, alleging that he had learned from some of the, friends of MIr. Joseph Chamberlain, the president of the Birmingham League, that it was intended to build schools adjoining each School Board school for ...

... Colonel Blundell, Sir A. Bortlhwiek, Right lion. E. Bourne, J. Bryce, E. N. Buxton, Garnet Byrne, Dr. Cameron, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, Jessc Collings, W. R. Cremer, Right Hon. G. Cubitt, Sir D. Currie, Hon. A. Egerton, Dr. Farquharson, Captain E; Field ...

... result of which Mr. Muntz headfed the poll, the numbers being:- Philip H. Muntz (L) ?? 22,969 John Bright (L) ?? 22,079 Joseph Chamberlain (L) ?? 19,544 F. flurnaby (C) ?? 15,735 Eon. A. G. Calthorpe (C) - . 14,308 We have already mentioned that a meetina ...

... and that meeting was addressed by one of the gentlemen to whom ho had reforrod-the light Hlon. Joseph Chamberlain. (Applause.) To Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Mr. Jesse Collings (membor of Parliament for Ipswich)-(applanuse)-and Mr. George Dixon-(ap- plausel-whom ...

... this bill, from the Attorney-General, the Siolicitor. General, and Mr. Stuart Wortley, the promoters of the ?? ; Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Mr. Jacob B'right, Mr. Edward B. Russell, and other members of Par- liament. Tire Attoeney-Goneral says that the resolution ...

... prinoipals of the Manchester Home Missionary Board; r. . Eethin, Carpenter, R L. Carpenter, Robert Rtodolph Suffiold, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain (iatyor of Bir- mingliam), the Rev. H. V. Crosekey, Messrs. 3. -A. Kenrick,. A. Oslor, T. Martineau, 1R. D. Kneebone ...

... awlkwardly hut for his keen presence of mind. I did not think Mr. Joseph Chanmberlain had a son so old a-s vou, remarked Mr. Sander, who had never seen either Mr. Joseph Chamberlain or his son. How olddo you suppose I am 1 asked the visitor, drawing ...

... Mr. Rupert littie should be the usluinre, but this was objected to by the men ;ndc a proposal bzy the men that li. Joseph (Chamberlain should be unpir was objected to by the mnsters. It was finally agreed byboth parties that Alderman Avery should be requested ...