... had ruled], and Birmingham was new. regarded - as the chioe power in the Liberal'Cabiuet,.indluenced by0 susmeon as Joseph (Chamberlain and Jesse Ceilings. H1ow often had they heard the tempting promises of the V Liheral s, and how often had those promises ...

... OPMEN-ING OF A -NEW BOARD SCHOOL0 To morrow evening, M9r. Joseph Chamberlain, '.`I,, will formally open the new 13oard school which 'has jest been erected by the Birmingham School Board in Moseley coad and Upper Righgate Street. Cf late years .t ihas ...

... Oxenbridge and Mr. G. W. Osborn as trustees, rice the Right Hon. the Marquis of Hartington, M.P., and the Right von. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. (resigned). To confirm the election of Mr. Charles Stewart Parnell, M.P. as an honorary life member of the club ...

... formation of the bodies he represented, the witness said that in 1874 a strike onew-red. The question was referred to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P, as arbitrator, and lbe gave an award fixing the daily rate of remuneration on the basis of a maximum'~of 5s. fd ...

... Bright Street (Mr. W. B. Latham Tin the chair) Mir. H. A . B3urberr-, Kinulg's Heath (late orchidist to the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain), im the presence of a I good attendance of the m~embers gavean excellent essay' on ;te history and culture of Cogzo ...

... of the Manchester Conservatlve Club. MORE CHAMPJLAIN FICTION. Lohg before the Transvaal trouble the Rigbt Honourable Joseph. Chamberlain, present tinister of Stare for the British Colonies. k'as (so we learn from the Ph-iladephia Saturda y.Reni Post) famous ...

... claimed that he was entitled to put the words of these dis- tinguished men against the statements of the renegado Eadica1 Joseph Chamberlain. (Cheers.) The Irish people were accused of being united with their fellow-countrymen abroad, That %sas true, and they ...

... grace has been a ailing ever eince, and much anxiety has been felt in consequence. B MB. CaseazsRAI oN HoME RUTha-Mi. Joseph . Chamberlain, replying to a Scotch correspondent, says it eis perfectly evident that either the constituencies or the t Irish allies ...

... or £0,000. (A Voice: EHowabou; the Tagyse, 'who gave l0,£00. ? ) ~Well, he would include Mr. Tangye, and also Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and Aldermean Kenrick. (Applause.) Referrinm to Councillor Eli Bl's obserations regard- lng the gift of The- Christian ...

... Councillor R F. Martineau, Mr. Charles Martineau, Mr. G. H Eenrick, the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, the Lord Mayor (Alderman C. J. Beale)L Mr. Arthur Chamberlain, Mr. Archibald Kenrick. Mr. Byng Kenrick, Mr. Edward Nettiefold, Mr. Arthur lDrxon, Mr ...

... taken from the house. DEATIE OF MR. JOSEP11 CEr.AMCERTAIN, SESIOIL-1VO regret to have to anuohince the death of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, sen., the father of the Mlayor of Birmingham, which took place yesterday, at his residence, Moor Green, Moseley, in ...

... there was intooducedlo ,1in tho Rouse 'of Lords'a Lond Bill, the provisions of which' qu iwere 'sb equitable that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain said be oh; Wes only sorry that the' honour of having introduced it, i .belongedl to the Conservative instead of the ...