... Leatham, Mr. H. Richard, and Mr. Illingworth; in addition to whom are Messrs. R. W. Dale, J. S. Wright, W. Middlemore, Joseph Chamberlain, and J. C. Cox; and the Revds. H. W. Crosskey, J. J. Brown, J Bond, and W. Walters fall of Birmingham), J. Gordon (Evesham) ...

... H. W. Crossby, J. J. Brown (Birmingham), and T. J. Price (Pontypool), Messrs. R. W. Dale, C. Vince, Jesse Collings, Joseph Chamberlain, J. C. Cox, J. P. (Belper), F. Adams (secre- tary), Captain Matuse, R.N., and other gentlemen. Letters, expressing regret ...

... yesterday in St. James s-na 1. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, of Bir- mingham, precede*,?, aiiu amongst those present were Sir Charles Di,lke, M.P., Captain Mause, Mr. Jesse Collings, Birmingham; air. J. s. Wright, Birming- ham Mr. Joseph ^rcn, Leamiugtou Mr. C. C. ...

... of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, for transmission to the British Government A movement is on foot to induce Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, of Birmingham, chairman of the National Educational League Executive Committee, to contest Whitby at the general election ...

... ai.d allowing prostitutes Z assemble m las licensed Louse. Mr Cathcart, solicitor, api>er.red_lor defendant. Sergeant Chamberlain stated th.it i.e vis.ted the house in question and found about 1>0 men and three prostitutes there between 10 and 11 o'clock ...

... at an advanced age.—Yorkshire Post. The manager of the St. James's Theatre, London, has received a notice from the Lord Chamberlain that the faithful resemblance of Mr. Odger, in the play of Ilabagas, can no longer be permitted. We (Times) are glad to ...

... the bill of indictment against Cecilia Jones, for stealing a pair of trousers, at Newport. STEALING LEATHER AT PONTYPOOL. Joseph Bewen (on bail), was indicted for feloniously receiving a quantity of leather, the property of William Brown Witchell and ...

... Paul, St. James's-street, London, of which Dr. O'Reilly has been the chief pastor and minister for over 20 years. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Chairman of the Executive of the National Education League, in the course of a speech delivered at Stockport, said ...

... week personally lay their grievances before the directors. A Sheffield correspondent writes :-It is stated that Mr, Joseph Chamberlain, of Birmingham, is to be brought forward as a candidate for Sheffield at the next election by a section of the Liberal ...

... Frederick Peile, John Stormonth Taylor Farquhar, Henry Thomas Goorge Burne, *James A. Murphy, Langley Frederick Vernon Tudor, Joseph Page, G. M. Prichard, Hon. Frederick William Lambton, Francis Ed- ward Grainger, Charles Ernest Heath, John Patrick Walter ...

... one codicil, of his Excellency Albrecht, Count von Bernstorff, who is described in the probate as Minister of State and Chamberlain of his Majesty the King of Prussia, and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the German Empire to her Britannic ...

... tive8 and delegates Birmingham L. W. j o' J°?eph Chamberlain, Bev. H. W. Crosnkeys, and ^,right. Wolverhampton: Aldercuad Mauder q l^ev- 3. Johnstone. Manchester Bev. Joseph eT' tIpnry Lee, and Joseph Leese. Liverpool: *• Lancroti Cooke. Bolton: Rev ...