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... of their constituents in Bingley Hall, Birmingham, on Monday night. There were present not less than 15,000 persons. Mr Chamberlain, the Mayor, presided. A vote of confidence in the borough members, affirm- ing that the meeting rejoiced in Mr Bright's ...
... given notice that the rule which forbids civil servants supplying the Press with news will be strictly enforced. Mrs Joseph Chamberlain, wife of the Mayor of Birmingham, died on Monday, a few hours after she had given birth to a son. Provision will be ...
... property of Catherine Evans, Bangor. Henry Lord (on bail), aged 30, watchmaker, oharged with stealing a watch belonging to Joseph Willman, watchmaker, Bangor, was acquitted. Mr Wynn FfoulkM prweoatea, and Mr Swetenham defended. THE PENMACHNO MANSLAUGHTER ...
... presentations were made to the Prince of Wales on behalf of the Queen, the names having been previously left at the Lord Chamberlain's office and submitted for her Majesty's approval. Among the presentations were Mr J. Churton by Mr Cecil Raikes, M.P.; ...
... Matthews Robert Jones S. Dieken Mitchell- Williams, Bersham; Ellis, Abenbury S. Harrison; T. Ellis Brereton Ellis Woolrich Joseph Wool- rich T. E. Peters Dicken, Ridley Davies, Sutton; Mr Bury, clerk; Mr J. Strachan, surveyor. A letter was read from Messrs ...
... ago. This afternoon the wages board determined upon having- u president arbitrator, with power of iinal award, and Air Joseph Chamberlain, the mayor of Bn-imug- ham, is to be asked, subject to the approval of a inectii. of ironmasters to-morrow, t,u accept ...
... Needlework. The following- presenta- tions to her Majesty were made, the names having been previously left at the Lord Chamberlain's Office and submitted for her Majesty's approval:— Lady Beatrice Grosvenor, by the Duchess of Westminster; Viscountess ...
... entertained at dinner by the Mayor, Alderman B,ker. During his stay Birmingham; Mr Gladstone will be the guest of Mr Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. LICENSING RE-FC^M. On Wednesday night Sir Wilfrid Lawson, MP., wi& present at tbe annual meeting of the Liverpool ...
... the sacred edifice from the encumberance of debt. Mr Gladstone has been wooed and is almost wedded to the Radicals. Mr Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., is a very energetic young politician with a creed cut and dried for the regeneration of the Liberals on an advanced ...
... forwarded another £1,000, regretting that it was not £10,000. The Lord Chamberlain stopped by telegraph on Monday night the production at Sheffield of the sacred drama known as Joseph and his Brethren. The magistrates had granted a license, and the drama ...
... combination of Turkey, Servia, and Montenegro, though there are official denials. This belief has caused depression in Francis Joseph's capital, while in Pesth there is great excite- ment consequent of the losses sustained by the Hun- garian portion of the ...
... last quarter whence to fiad defenders of the constitution. Yet the j ■ 4 exist there. Just now the followers of Mr Joseph t Chamberlain are rampant against the Conservative s ministry, for it has been in power much beyond their expectations and d- sires ...