... Mr Chamberlain 3n Church property, the follow- ing-letter has been received:- . 10, Downing-street, December 11th. f afib,-l am directed by Mr Gladstone to 3 acknowledge receipt of your letter, and to say t that he does not see in Mr Chamberlain's ; ...

... Knight, SAV., as Worshipful Master for the ensuing year. The ceremony of installation wvas nispres- sively pamformed by Bron Joseph Todd, P.Ml., P.PG R (hon. member of the lodge), after which the newly-installed Master invested the following brethren as ...

... LIBERAL CLUB. -- Iii-es'1 The new premises of the Newcastle Liberal hu Club wvill be opened to-morrow by the Right p Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P. They were, T up till very lately, known as the Queen's d, Head Hotel, but have been taken by the trustees 2 of ...

... , LIBERALISM - TYNESIDE. ON I An=;7 NEW CLUB OPENED. BY W MR CHAMBERLAIN. ft THE - EARL OF DURHAM (] ON THE FRANCHISE. T h SIR JOSEPH PEASE ON a' LIBERAL UNITY. [SPECIL XTU1EGRAM) FROMD OUR; OWN REPORTERS.) -f p NEWCASTLE, VEDiNESDAY NIGMw. This afternoon ...

... )-Ti-e Viceroy airived aft Afadras yesterday, and will proceed today to Ilydera.)r, for the installrntion of tle Nigain Sir Joseph Pease, i'f. P., and Miss P'case, Mr Hubbard, AM ., Sir Joihn Lubbock, M.P., aul Miss Lubbock, Mr Jarnes'Laing anid Mrs Lafibg ...

... resolution of December, 188Z with respect to ig -the constitution of Grand Committees. i Lse, LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. the Mr 'CHAMBERLAIN gave notice for . :arl to-morrow of a bill to provide for the greater' us security of life and property at sea. are THE' ...

... St TWO MEN INJURED. Brat.mvOTANI, Saturday Night.-This morninga while Charles Evans, a barber, was cutting the is hair of Joseph Baker, a publican, at a house in al Lancaster-street, Birmingham, an explosion of O gas occurred, and both men were injured ...

... c I- HOUSE OF COM11MONS.-MVONDAY. * I The,8 3PARa Y took the chair at four o'clock, t PENALTIES FOR NON-VACCINATION1. Sir JOSEPH PEASE gave notice that cri an early date he would ?? in the r opinion of this House it is inexpedient to continue those enactments ...

... were not present, B It B d MR CHAMBERLAIN AND SN r HER MAJESTY. C t The Court Circular says the Right HoD, Sir E - W. Vernon Harcourt, Secretary of State for the F 'e Home Department, and the Right Hon. Joseph J le Chamberlain, President of the Board of ...

... 'overnment int had made no proposal to hand over the Red Sea In littoral to the Forte. RAITVWAY AND CANAL RATES. seC Mr CHAMBERLAIN, in reply to Mrir I O'SULLIVAN, expressed his intention to bring in ha a bill, fuunded Oh part of the recommendations an ...

... Bishop Auckland Circuit; Sir F. HERScHELL, from Dar- ;lngton, Houghton-le-Spring Easington, South Slhields, and Sunderland; hir JoSePH PPAsr, from the same at Crook and Ingleton; Mr T. FRY, from the Bondgate, East.roa , and Green- bank Wesleyan Sunday Schools ...

... velocity, striking the buttom iof the ol lshaft violently. Seven men cwre injured, the sI most serious c&ases being those of Joseph Walsh sr andl Jesies Toppinig. Owring to tie accident the ht colliery was closed for the da. II ac ATTEMPT TO DbSTROY A VILLIAGE ...