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... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN CENTENARY. WORTHY COMMEMORATION. ULSTER PREMIER'S MESSAGE . Ulster will never forget the inspiring words of encouragement of the great Imperialist, whom you are honouring to-night—to carry on to the end. We are more determined than ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Sir—Mr. Houston’s letter of the 22nd inst. is not altogether correct when ho states that the present Prime Minister’s father gave an emphatic No to all Home Rule Bills. At the first Home Rule Bill in the early eighties Old Joey, as ...
... Austen Chamberlain arm. She wore a black hat covered with a fine black veil. ext walked Mrs. Endioott and Mr. Neville Chamberlain, followed by Miss Chamberlain, Miss Ida and Miss Hilda Chamberlain. Mrs. Austen Chamberlain, Mrs. Neville ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Mr Joseph Chamberlain in London on Saturday 'aid : say that the cardinal issue, the primary policy is Home Rule. is there anyone who would deny that? (No and yea.) There is one gentleman who requires conviction 1 will give it him in ...
... Joseph Chamberlain. It is • tribute to the work and personality of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain that. with the news of his death, those last eight years of sad eclipse vanish as if they had never been. Not many of our living statesmen will survive the memory ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Birmingham Home Become*) Memorial Museum ELDEST SON’S NOBLE TRIBUTE Two famous sons of famous fsthsr and other members the family were present when, Highbury, the lata Mr. Joseph Chamberlain’s Birmingham home, Sir Austen Chamberlain ...
... Joseph Chamberlain. Men of all narties will the regret with which the Birmitinkaas Post announces that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain will retire from Parliament at the next 'General Election. It is just over seven years siooll Mr. Chamberlain ...
... Joseph Chamberlain. Men of all will share the regret with which the Dimino/gain Pori announces that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain will retire from Parliament at the next •General Election. It is just over seven years 4411C4) Mr. Chamberlain ...
... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN rtltaamed from Ildn- Mr. ffe s twill probably go Mu Conitimenot again in the 'wring. DEATH OF A LO DON EDITOR. Lee, ltior of the eure. in - _ Mr. .Edger Lee, sbeeicles being a nue a novelaat a some mending, he waa one lot tthO2e ...
... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. The *“Times™ says—Throughout the length and breadth of the British Empire of all English-speaking lands, and as we believe of all civilised peoples, the letters in which Mr Chamberlain tells his constituents that he cannot hope ...
... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN T. and 11. Doolan's pure Inditn 130 to ' - per pound, the finest ani best tea ever . offered to the public. Absolute si:eisfaction I guaranteed or money refunded. No such I . value elsewhere. Try a pound sample. T. Mr. Chamberlain ...
... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN AND THE ULSTER WHIGS. It is stated ongood authority that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain has been invited o open the Belfast Liberal Club, an institution which has siready been in existence for some two years, It is further stated that the ...