... of Madrid, to neither of whom did he make any confes- sipn. A final visit was paid to Otero by the Duke de Sexto, Grand Chamberlain of the King, who remained with him twenty minntes, but it is not known whether the prisoner made any disclosure during the ...

... their usual commemorative banquet. fThe chair will he taken by Mr Charles Greville. Prideaux, the Recorder of Bristol, and Mar Joseph Knight, the well known critic, wvill ocaupy the vice-chair. At the Junior Garrick Club, uinder the presidency of Mr John ...

... more moderate section, and the many conferences held on Mon- day and yesterday between the leaders and Sir Charles and Mr Chamberlain have had the effect, it is understood, of constituting the janlior member for Birmingham a member of the Ministry and placing ...

... 'elevation of Mr John Bright and Mr Joseph Chamberlain to the Cabinet, is expected to-nday. It is niot anticipated that Or thre Ii be any opposition onl the part of the Con- reachec seeaie to YMssrs Bright and Chamberlain, wvho First, I will therefore be ...

... Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain for re-election to the two seats rendered vacant by their being selected as Cabinet Ministers. The writ is expected to-day. The following were the addresses which were received from Messrs Bright and Chamberlain TO THE 'EeCTORS ...

... the Horse.;: the Earl of Sydney, ILord Steward;- Earl of Kenmare, Lord Chamberlain; the Right 'Hon. Win. P. Adam, First Comiiissi6ner of Works; the Right' Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, President of the. Board of' ,Trade'; the Right'Hon. John G;.Dodson,. President ...

... 4000 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1600; to Continent, 4000. V. A PARCEL OF BABIES.-Sarah Chamberlain, aged , is 38, a married woman, and Mary Ann Chamberlain, 14 Xi her daughter, were charged at the Marylebone police ty court yesterday, with being concerned ...

... SIR OlIARLES ]VILKE AND M1 !, ' CHAMBERLAIN. . I! 4U A complimentary dinner to'~ celebrate thet election isi of Sir Charles Dilke and Mr Firth as members *for' bei the borough took place at Chelsea Vestry Hall' 'iat Su evening;'under'rthe auspices of ...

... of herself as the Princess Victoria an tstanding in her robes de clhambre to receive the an e Bishop of London and Lord Chamberlain Conyagham, oh e who crying vivat reginra, had hurried down at five a.m. oa Y to Kensington Palace to declare her Queen of ...

... Eartington, theErtrl af Northbrook, the Right Hun. John Bright, the Right with' Hon. IV. E. Forster, the Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, p and the Right Hen. J. J. G. Dodson. they )Ople BIRTHS. 'ylng At Thorngrove, on the 17th inst., the wife of J. RussELE ...

... , B~axter, Tait, Doig, atte 1 Clark, Swithi, Crichton, Somerville, JT White, Dry- and braugh, and Hay ; Mr Adamn, City Chamberlain ; thefy Provost IHendersoin, Leith, and the following memlbarn Lieni of the Leith Corporation - Buillies Wilkie, Pont- winuolt ...

... presidetl?i nnd among the northern brethren present were Dr Kennedy, Dingwall ; Rev. Mlr Smith, Tarland ; Mr David Mitchell and Mr Joseph Wood, Abordeen. The point mainly con- sid red was what course should be followed to. nmorrow. Professor Smith, as will be ...