... for party purposes. On.a division the resolution reas carried by a large majority. BIBMINGHAM. Mr John Bright and Mr Joseph Chamberlain laave been invited, to attend a town's meeting at B;rmiugham, called by the Midland Arbitration Union, on the Affghan ...

... struck Admiral Sir John Hay entered the Ati IHouse and took his accustomed place. He was ex Cshortly afterwards followed by Sir Joseph R( I M'Kenna end Mr Edward Jenkins, and after mi 1Ithese Mr Monk, Sir H. Holland, Mr Forsyth, tri y Mr Yeoman, and Dr. Brady ...

... chair will be taken by Mr Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., presi- dent of the Federation. At half-past seven in the evening a public meeting will be held in the Town Hall. The chair will be taken by IML John Barran, d.P. MIr J. Chamberlain, BI.P., Mr S. D. Waddy ...

... £69 Federation, which was established in Birminig- b anm eighteen months ago, was held at Leeds 5d, yesterd'ely. Mr J. Chamberlain, V.P., Presided. gre tin About three hundred delegates were present. rel The townvs reisreseoted included Liverpool, Man- ...

... education in this and other countries, and to move a resolution for a travelling conal mission. - - o * THE ZULU WAR. r. Mr CHAMBERLAIN announced his intention n to ask the Colonial Secretary on Monday whether lethere were any papers other than those already ...

... SCALDING NEAL Guls- 0e aoiuouso.-Yesterday afternoon an inquest was se held by Mr W. Robinson at Dunsdale on the body Ad of Joseph Playforth, aged three years, who was -e accidentally scalded by a bowl of water being 0e upset on him on the 8th nlt. The ...

... the offenses specified ini clanses four to ten, and ti certain unnatural and disgraceful otffnces. The suggestion of Mr Chamberlain was sup- al ported by Sir C. Dillke, Mir M. Henry. Dr Parnell, Sir B. Peel, Sir H. Havelock, Sir V. Hlrcourt, &isc. Colonel ...

... fitted up with an altar and the necessary adjuncts. TheRev. Father Goddard officiated, and the Empress was attended by the Chamberlain (Due (ie Bassauo). During the service she was visibly affected, and- in leaving the room remarked to the Dau that she did ...

... visit to many of the electors. Sir -William Franklend also comes forward as a Con- - servative. 3SuUDDEN DEA'Er.-A mon named Joseph Ratne i took a fit in. Woodifield Pit on Moonday morning about eight o'clock. He was conveyed home, but tnever rallied, and ...

... existing taxation on the pro- r duction of food in the United Kingdom, and move Y a resolution. Y 1HOUnS OF POLLING. i Mr CHAMBERLAIN gave notice that next Y session he would reintroduce the bill to extend the e hours of polling in boroughs. THE AGRICULTURAL ...

... Bristol, yesterday, summonses were granted against Hr Jerome Murch, chairman, of Bath; George Hare, Leonard-street, Clifton; Joseph Coates, of Westminster; Alexander Alen, of Clifton ; Rev. Hereford, of Oxford; Clement Lucas of Cardiff; John Hancock, Schoyn ...

... in i health that it is anticipated he will be able to s resume his duties at this opening of the Law l Courts. A man named Joseph Whitehouse has been killed at the colliery of the Darlaston Coal and 1 Iron Company, Wolverbastcpton, by a fall of coal in ...