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... kind received by Mr. Chamberlain. This one bears the Dublin post mark, December 27, and is written on paper bearing the stamp of the Royal arms. The signature is in red ink Dublin, St. Stephen's Day, 1880. H Mr. Joseph Chamberlain The awful state of this ...
... against the intimidation offered them by mere political speculators. Referring to the declara- tion of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain at Liver- pool, that it was the determination of Radicals, Re- publicans, and Liberals to maintain the unity of the ...
... MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON LABOUR REPRESENTATION. A dinner was given on Saturday night at the Criterion by the National Liberal Club to Mr Joseph Arch, the first direct representative of the newly-enfranchised agricultural labourers. Mr Joseph Chamberlain, M.P ...
... The rumour as to the probability of his being asked to form a Govern- ment may be dismissed as without foundation. Mr Chamberlain is in complete accord with Mr Gladstone. LORD SALISBURY'S MESSENGER. We have authority for stating that the Cabinet were ...
... Brightside division of Sheffield. BIRMINGHAM. The nomination for Birmingham (Western division) took place to-day, when Mr Joseph Chamberlain was re-elected without opposition. HACKNEY. Mr Henry Munster, barrister (I), Mr Charles Russell (L), and Mr Andrew Richard ...
... once quietly took a seat in front of those to be later occupied by bis counsel, and shortly afterwards the Rt Hon Mr Joseph Chamberlain and Mr Cyril Flower, M, P., arrived and took seats in the jui-y box. Mrs Ashton Dilke occupied a seat in the front row ...
... Crawford's counsel, with his own know- ledge of their evidence, did not consider it would help him. MR CHAMBERLAIN'S ADVICE TO SIK C. DILKE. Mr Chamberlain's position in the matter has also been misrepresented. The rumour that he advised Sir Chas. Dilke to ...
... without embarrassment. In this they were assisted by Sir Charles himself, who seemed quite preoccupied. When he came in, Mr Chamberlain was sitting on the Treasury Bench, and it may not be out of place to congratulate the latter upon having recovered so quickly ...
... Sunday-closing Bill, which was talked Out on Wednesday, is not dead, after all, for Mr Childers gladdened the heart of Sir Joseph Pease by stating that on an early day the Government will make arrange- ments for the resumption at about eleven o'clock of ...
... Freeman's Journal, telegraphing last night, says that, should Mr Trevelvan and Mr Chamberlain leave the Cabinet they should be replaced by Mr Henry Fowler, Mr John Bright, and Mr Joseph Cowen. Mr Cowen would certainly secure all the north of England, and with ...
... no room for doubt that Mr Chamberlain, at any rate, has all but resigned. The Times, Daily News, and Daily Telegraph also confirms the Press Association's announcement. LONDON', Wednesday Noon.—The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain telegraphs to the Central ...
... Independent (Mr Fitzwilliam) and the following 21 Liberals:— Sir Saville Crossley, Sir Wm. Crossman, Sir Donald Currie, Sir Joseph Pease, Sir John Ramsden, Messrs Bickersteth, W. B. Smith, Brinton, Coleman, Colman, Duckham, Duff, Gurdon,Hastings, Hobhouse ...