... - -- - -- - -- - -- - -- - A sad accident occurred yesterday to a lady named Roberts, staying with the -family of Mr. Chamberlain, of Cotton, near Norwich. She wvas out rhdiog with several other ladies and gentlemen ahen her horse took fright and ran ...

... started in Birmingham. On dit that Mr. George Dawson, M.A., the well-known lecturer, has accepted the editorial chair. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, chairman of the Executive of the National Education League, is one of the proprie- tors. Birmingham has hitherto possessed ...

... mistake. .AcCOMMODATION roe STRANGERS ABoUT THa HousE. In reply to Mr. STACoOOLE, Mr. AYRTON stated that the Lord Great I Chamberlain objected to seats being placed in the ,Central Hall between the Houses, as likely to ;encourage an inconvenient number of ...

... On Wednes- day, an inquest was held at the Corporation Hall, before Mr. J. C. Soweby, coroner, upon the body of a man named Joseph Goulding, supposed to be about 40 years of age, who died on Monday. The deceased went to lodge at 38, Bridge-street West on ...

... SHAH TO TEE NORTH OF ES'G1,AND.-The Mayor of Newcastle has had an interview with the Lord Chamberlain relative to the Shah's visiting Neweastle.' The Lord Chamberlain was unable to say positively what course His Majesty might take, but it was quite possible ...

... Barnsley ?? ?? Newman (re-elected) t Birmiagham ?? Joseph Chamberlain n Coventry ?? .. H. Soden eo Derby ?? , G. Wheeldon 3- Devonport ?? A. Norman X Darlington ?? Councillor A. Pease 1 Dewsbury ?? AId. Joseph Day Evesbarn ?? Alderman Oswald New is Falmouth ...

... held rith olsod 1A meeting of the Executive Oomnmfittce of 'lie Natjensl Education L~eagule wVaS held at rl~emiglam~ Mr Joseph Chamberlain presiding. Ahe meetig wa8s specially ?? tbme ?? to be taken in Parliament next Ses- ?? There was a very large attendance ...

... by Mr H. E. tenal hose nd Mr *W. C. turn, imprv 6' ,,eitserleyay a 7EASE AND BEAUIXIONT wic AT STOCKTON, r;em ,eroooii, Mr joseph Whitwell Peaese caus( ,rggp, afs snidil nc, ele e 3nutiba r fot dan 0tont fawressed a larg The hon. gentlemen self i i bset ...

... presiding. THE VACANT 0FFICE OF CHAMBESRLAIN. The TOWN CMEB: (Mr J. X. Tomtlin) read a list of the applicants for tbe office of chamberlain and treasurer. After a carefal iriveatigation of the applications and testimonials of each, the Conncil reduced the number ...

... as follo ?? Earl of Zetlaud, on succeeding to the title, by the Marquis of Bipon; the Earl of Eavensworth, by the L~ord Chamberlain; Lord Eslinglon, by the Earl of Eavenawertli; Capt. A. C. H~avelnek, by th~e Secretary for India; Lient. A. C. Blilliard ...

... Bromwich z' and Du~dley districts, representing some 12,000 con men, now on atrike for thirteen weeks, waited One upon Mr Joseph Cha~mberlain, Mayor of Bir- } eniugham, with the view of engaging the good deb offices of that gentleman to bring about the es- aroi ...

... NORTH COUNTRY NEWS. I - rc At the Darlington Flower Show, Ur Joseph in Barker was the winner of the first prize for laying he out gardens, given by Mr Edward Pease. for gar- H ,deners' assistacts and labourers. WI The entries for the Byedale Agricultnral ...