... 'Mr. BLarEns, a vote of thanks was passed to the officers and committee of the hospital, who were reappointed; and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was elected ?? hon. medical staff were re-elected, and a vote of thanks to the M-ayor closed the proceedings. ...

... be alluded to was the friend of Mr. Jesse Collings. (Continued laughter. ) He did not know what they thought of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain; but he had been rejected by the Conservatives, and the price which the Li'oerals asked for his forgiveness and readmission ...

... to tell them that as important comstencrnteeti was inade at the sneetiln of the School Board thtft after- noon. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, who had already ren- delred ?? serviees to the boiough, had ndded to thl~ae spllendid services by a magnificent gift ...

... Earl, George Pontana, Cllarkson Osler, 4 Mattatew Green, C. Dipple, H. W. Tyndall, S. Booth, Brooke Smith, Joseph Chamberlain, it. Chamberlain, UOarles Harding, John Webster, Thomas Prime, Jesse Collinge, John Green. Mr. NEn8LXoLD read the treasurers ...

... COMMITTEE. The first sitting of the House of Commons Select Committee oni Small Holdings w as held on Friday. The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain presided. Mr. Jesse Collings, examined by the chairman, said that for many years he had taken a great interest in the ...

... he thought he should feel bound to advertise it in the following terms: Extracts from the speeches of the light Hon. Joseph Chamberlain- (laughter) - selected and edited with preface, excurses, and explanatory notes by the Earl of Rosebery, Prime Minister ...

... the proceedings, the CIhairman said he had received letters of npology for non-attendance from Sir Charles Dilke, 3tr. Joseph Chamberlain, and other members and friends of the Rteformers' Union. He nexest referred to the death of Mr. John Stuart Mill, .and ...

... reform that was due the credit of . making household suffrage a reality, and not a sham. (Applause.) In reply to what ir. Joseph Chamberlain said at the meeting of the '-2000 on Brondayniglit, L he wished to say that not. only would the people of Aston i send ...

... controlled their own drink trafi, whilst the surplus profits of the trade went toovards public objects, '&o. As Mr. Joseph Chamberlain said, when once pablic-housses were inf public hanrdOXi, t woulid be pfossible,- as in Norway and Sweden, to I mike ...

... Jenkyn Brown, Bir- mingham; J. T. Bunce, ?? Birmingham; Rev. J. W. Caldicott, M.A., Bristol; J. H. Chamberlain, F.ll.I.B.A., Birmingham; Joseph Chamberlain Binning- ham; William Cheetham, 'Alanchester; Rev, 6. Clarke, ?? Birningbam, J. Cowen, jun., New ...

... this meeting of the Execu- tivo Committee of the Wolverbampton Liberal Associa- tion congratulates the Eight J-Ion. Joseph Chamberlain on the masterly vindication of his conduct against the unjust aspersions of Lord Panlolplh Churchill, and bogs to assure ...

... kind and good-natured tone which invariably characterised that distinguished leader of the Liberal Unionist party-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. ( Oh, loud laughter, and cheers.) lie felt sure that he could rely with confidence upon the friends of the right ...