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... subscription, 6. 6d.; Mr. Hyla Betts, £5. 5s. ; Mr. Jac. Betts jun., £2. 2s.; the Workpeople of Messrs. Nettlefold and Chamberlain, Patent Screw Works, Smnethwicl, per Mr. 'Win. Gardiner, £6. 2s. Aid. We understand that the 11ev. J. Wychiffe Gedge, B ...
... e of the PhIlosophical Institution, Cannon Street, to Inspect the design of the canopy for the statue, prepared by Mr. Chamberlain. The Mayor occupied the chair. A perpoec. tive drawing of the canopy (which we have previonsly de. scribed) was exhibited ...
... and Mr. Klngdon, will represent the defendants. At a meeting of the Council of the Institute, held on Monday, Mr. J. H. Chamberlain was unanimously elected honorary secretary for the present year. The treasurer of the General Institution for the Blind ...
... Cardinal's Hat, on a Cushion Cloth and Gold, borne Monsignore Boone, Private Chamberlain to the Pope. Supported by Sir George Bowyer, Knight of John, and Mr. K- Waterton, Papal Chamberlain. THE BODY, Covered with ft of and Gold, on ft Cw drftwn bj six horses ...
... s of Jt'l. Is. each Mr. T. K. Batcliffe, Edgbaston ; Mr. Joseph Stevens, Street; and Mr. The mas Crossbee, Moseley Street, per Mr. Hickman. The best thanks the committee were conveyed to Joseph S. Stock, Esq., for his kind present cilisthenic ladder for ...
... on this occasion the issue be made at a pi emidm of £6. per share, The directors who retire by rotation are Messrs. Joseph Chamberlain, Charles Couchman, George Dixon, and George Braithwaite Lloyd; they are all eligible, and offer themselves, for redelection ...
... Chairman) presided, and the following directors were also present, Messrs. G. B. Lloyd, S. S. Lloyd, George Dixon, and Joseph Chamberlain. There was also a good attendance of shareholders. Mdr. Williams having expressed his regret at the abeenoe of the Chairman ...
... tary's c0ice, Town Hall Chamubers, Now Street, yesterday. i Preecnt, MlIr. G. Dixon, olP., in the chair, Messrs. Banco, t Joseph Chamberlain, J. A. Cooper, Jesee Collins (hon. Fec.), W. Harris. E. C, Osborne, C, Ratoliff, and A, Ilyilnad, Rcv. A. Ward, and ...
... favourably, and pre- sents no unusual feature. Tieh directors who will retire at this meeting are Messrs. Henry Williams, Joseph Chamberlain, and Charles Ceouelman. They ace all eligible, and offer themselves for re-election. The auditors, Messrs. Laundy, Harrison ...
... his confidence in the management of the bank. The resolution was carried unanimously. Messrs. Henry Williams, Joseph Chamberlain, and Joseph Couebman, who retire by rotation, were reelected directors of the tank. Messrs. Laundy, Harrison, and Harris wewe ...
... railway ineline leadinig tisenice to Dromnsgrove. The price is 1,250. The following new subscriptions were re- ported :-Joseph Chamberlain, £:5. 5s. ; P. Wykchianf Mlactin, Esq., M.P,, £2. 2s. ; Chance Brothers nnd Co., Alkali \aollss, £22. 2s. Mrs. It. L ...
... Phillips, jun., Oftorr Streelt Swansea, ?? Joseph and Barnett Honry Joseph Birmingham, wholesale ?? Henry ocalt And Ws11iam Davis, Cambridge Street, Birmingram, rag mieerirants._ William Edward Cooper and Walter Joseph Cooper, Worttesle? Street, irmingliam ...