... investigate the circumstances connected with the delivery, collection, antd filling up of the voting papers of Mr Robert Chamberlain and Mr John Codling, was stated to have been passed. The resolution, on being put, was not passed, though it met with some ...

... meeting of the supporters of the Liberation Society was hold a last night, at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Ion- cf don. lr Joseph Chamberlain- as in the chair. MAY HiRicGs AT STOOeCTON,-The first hirings u- for the May term was held yesterday, when there a was ...

... Auentt was appointed to represent the association p at the next Trades' Union Congress. Mr David sl Dale (Darlingtou), Mr Joseph Chamberlain (Mayor of Birmingham), and Mrs Kane, widow of the late secretary, were elected on the general council. DEATH OF GEORGE ...

... resign his seat at the close oft the preseut session. The names of Mr Joseph Chamberlain anld Mr J. S. 'Wright are mentionled in connection with the expected vacancy. Mr Chamberlain is not, as stated, pledged to Sheffield. ASCOT RACES. The Prince and Princess ...

... was held on Th'ursday evelling, for the purpose of taking steps in regard to I:Ir Dixon's intended resignation: Mr Joseph Chamberlain was unanimously accepted as the Liboeral candidate. A resolution was passed expressing regret at Air Dixon's retirement ...

... 5HE 'ORTHERN wCHO. SATUBDAY, JULY 1, 1876. : THE NEW MEMBER FOR BIRMING- HAM. MR JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN has this week t been elected as the successor of Mr GEoRGE T DIxoN in the Representation of Birming- f ham. The new Member for Birmingham, I2 England's ...

... combination; she would, in fact, be agree- able to any arrangement by which Russia would secure nothing. The Emperor Francis Joseph has written to M..l Koloman Tisza to say that Bosnia will never be entirely annexed to Austria. Dervisch Pasha, who is at ...

... issuledcomadn general censon s of Ie pop0ulation ?? to be taken on the Dilet Of December next. On Tuesday nighnt, liii Joseph Chamber~lain, M ?? entertain~e Aou one haidt'ed reprsesuta- tives of science, art, andl( Jiterattce ta aqut at thle Queeni's Hotel ...

... on. Tuesday, Bishop Sehom- CFraser saidI us the Thore wore few men with whom he differed more widely than with Mir Joseph Chamberlain, the mein- main- berfor Birmiugham- but let them give honour to her to awhen eonour is due. He was not one of those ...

... was selected on the eve of the last election to come forward in 3t the Liberal interest; but, in consequence of Mr la Joseph Chamberlain, 1P. , being also in the field, c e- he eventually retired in favour of that gentleman. A Two or three years ago he ...

... n, occupied the t choir, and was supported on the platform by the Bi Right Hon. John Bright, M.P., 'Mr Muntz, ?? cc Mr Chamberlain, M.P., the, members for the Pc borough, and by leading representatives of the P Liberal party fromn various parts of the ...

... ch, ,~Lowthian. Bell 1 (The Hartlepoels), W_ H. Glad. F. stone (Whitby), d - Fortesene Harrisoni (Kilmar- Ho nook), Joseph Chamberlain (Birmingham), J. W. Jo: an Pease (South Durham), Colonel Gourley (Sunder. Bo ~e 'land)., Morgan Lloyd, Q.C. (Beaunmaris) ...