... most eminent educationistr, sueh as the late Mr. Mark Pattison, Sir C. Reed, and Mr. T. EL Green; Professor Seeley, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Dr. Dale, Dr. Percival, Professor Meiklejohn, Mr. Fitch, Oscar Browrniag,.the Rev. A. R. Vardy, and others. Lookng ...

... the Liberal candidates. Mr. Dixon, blP., will preside; and the meeting will be addressed by r Archdeacon Sandford, Mr, Joseph Chamberlain, Mr. tj a Vince, Mr. Radford, Mr. Hibbs, and other gentlemen. W T The deputation appointed by the meeting of working ...

... which the contest wai fought; bat he felt that he did not deserve one- toeth part of what was said in the address. IMr. Joseph Chamberlain did him the houour of mention- rjag bim iR a speech theother day, anae le geesralydid. .he comuaitsed an entire inaccuracy ...

... the proceedings, the CIhairman said he had received letters of npology for non-attendance from Sir Charles Dilke, 3tr. Joseph Chamberlain, and other members and friends of the Rteformers' Union. He nexest referred to the death of Mr. John Stuart Mill, .and ...

... this meeting of the Execu- tivo Committee of the Wolverbampton Liberal Associa- tion congratulates the Eight J-Ion. Joseph Chamberlain on the masterly vindication of his conduct against the unjust aspersions of Lord Panlolplh Churchill, and bogs to assure ...

... Jenkyn Brown, Bir- mingham; J. T. Bunce, ?? Birmingham; Rev. J. W. Caldicott, M.A., Bristol; J. H. Chamberlain, F.ll.I.B.A., Birmingham; Joseph Chamberlain Binning- ham; William Cheetham, 'Alanchester; Rev, 6. Clarke, ?? Birningbam, J. Cowen, jun., New ...

... tba ho wuldgo into thce conference in an especiawl deret uard tic rights of thle rural consuitenoiteje- 1. and Mlr. Joseph Chamberlain. at Stoke, described LerI sy Salisbury's scheme to guard those rights as the mest monstrous jorrymandering proposal ...

... Iiobert 'Martineas, and Samuel Thornton officiated as Visitors at diritren times. Mr. Richard Chamberlain was treasurer for fuler years, and Messrs. Arthur Ryland, Joseph Chambierlais, %Villiam 1{enrick-, and Thomas Martineau know Sir Thonmasi were teachers ...

... reform that was due the credit of . making household suffrage a reality, and not a sham. (Applause.) In reply to what ir. Joseph Chamberlain said at the meeting of the '-2000 on Brondayniglit, L he wished to say that not. only would the people of Aston i send ...

... 'Mr. BLarEns, a vote of thanks was passed to the officers and committee of the hospital, who were reappointed; and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was elected ?? hon. medical staff were re-elected, and a vote of thanks to the M-ayor closed the proceedings. ...

... sxtitionr to the EHouse of Commons ?? favour of Mr. MushIs motion was then moved. AIR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN 01T THE LIBERAL PARTY At the same meetiog, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. afrer an allsio topeit~n~n te HuseofCommons, Proceeded so ry tht he'tho~ht hch henthe ...

... n of the minority clause was adopted at a meeting- of the General Committee, the minutes of which are signed by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, who had just made his first ap- pearance in local politics. Mr. Schnadhorst's name is in the list of those present ...