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... ve men, At the entrance gates to the Castle other of the Household dignitaries were in attendance, in eluding the Lord Chamberlain and the Lord Steward (the Earl of Pembroke), whose face was so familiar to the House of Commons when he was still Mr. Sidney ...
... beautiful church, just as sittings fall vacant. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., to visit Liver. pool.-It is announced that in the middle of the second week in January, 1898, the great Joseph Chamberlain will visit our city, and attend a banquet which the ...
... Rev. H. Elvet Lewis, as adjudicators of the poetry, and Messrs. D. Emlyn Evans, George H. Pugh, B A., LL.B., Mus. Bac., and Joseph Sey- mour, Mus.Bac. (secretary of the Irish Fies Ceoil), as adjudicators of the musical com- petitions. In the current issue ...
... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN ON CURRENT POLITICS. MR. Chamberlain delivered his annual address to his constituents in the Birmingham Town Hall last Wednesday night. He said that during his political career he had pursued what should always be two great objects ...
... JE24 rent. The person who levied the distress was Mr. Joseph Evans, auctioneer, Rhyl, who was a certified bailiff under the Law of Distress Amendment Act. Notwithstanding that he had given Mr. Joseph Evans notice of his intention to bring the mat- ter before ...
... notice of the htji8^0n' ^L«t said he understood that Mr. Thorburn apologised for the s'atement. HOUSE OF COMMONS. f0 r- Chamberlain, in Committee of Supply, moved a grant of £ 270,000 in aid of the West Indies, was to be expended iti the establishment ...
... Collins; the Hon. Sidney Robert Frederick John Jackson, Esq., her Majesty’s Vice-Consul and First-Class Assistant, Uganda: John Joseph Casimir Jones. Esq., Chief Commissioner Dublin Metropolitan Police; Walter Loois Frederick Goltx Langley, Esq., Foreign Office; ...
... 781.000. Sir E. A. Bartlett initiated a diecneaion on the grievances Non-Boer or Citlander population the Transvaal. Mr Chamberlain, in replying, esid, granting that every word Sir A. Bartlett said was true, did he want the Government to present an ultimatum ...
... bear). Bnt what, may I ask, was more likely to bring as tbe verge of war with Russia than the insalting words used by Mr. Chamberlain! A strong policy, gentlemen, not one of blustering speeches on tbe platfarm (hear, hear). Take another ease. We have nearly ...
... M.P., perpetrated joke in the Civil Coart of the Glamorganshire Assizes at Swansea on Wednesday, which went awry. ‘Joseph Chamberlain was the name of witness, which Mr. Evans yelled out in stentorian tones, and a burst of laughter followed. Judge Kennedy ...
... Dodd, R. V. Kyrko. Dennis. E Lloyd Jones. Steele L. Roberts, William Ellis, Joseph W. Kvons. Chrirtnias Jon*., R. F. Graessar. H. Williamson, R. J. Powall, C K. Benson. Joseph KoKOrs. E. Rnoper, with the Clerk (Mr. W. R. the Deputy Clerk (Mr. John Holierts) ...