... Mr. Rupert littie should be the usluinre, but this was objected to by the men ;ndc a proposal bzy the men that li. Joseph (Chamberlain should be unpir was objected to by the mnsters. It was finally agreed byboth parties that Alderman Avery should be requested ...

... FUNERAL OF MRS. R. CHAMBERLAIN. I} - - . - . .: . . . . . I t ld Thle funeral of Mrs. Chamberlain, wife of Alderman ta die Richai-d Chamberlain, tlhe ex-Mayor, took place yesterday ed morning, at Key Hill Cemetery, in the presence of a large ihnunsber ...

... League, in the vain bolts of sepressiug .a great national movement. Vo request the Bigh~t lMn. Jomit Bright and Mr. Joseph Chamberlain to convey to their colleagues in o the Cabisset this expression of oulr fecling and of thousands of their constituents ...

... They were not going to be dictated to by Mr. Joseph Cham- berlain. (Hear, hear.) , They thanked God that, as the result of the Ballot Act, they could go to the poll wvith- out any fear of Joseph Chamberlain or anybody else. Itwas said thatihe (MIr.Lan ...

... succeed. -Be asked those present if they dbpreasted forco and extreme measures if some of them did not lik~e the idea of Joseph Chamberlain foilowing the Czar and Lord Saiasbury to Heaven by means of a chemical parcel post.' 'Tbhis should be no party matter ...

... was disunion on the Irish question; bub ho hoped that the strenuous efforts which were being made by the Right fHon. Joseph Chamberlain would result in some arrange- s ment being arrived at which would secure the union of the party, and at the saine time ...

... lie left the room. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.. LnercsTERr.-We h1ave the best authority for stating that the fight i1on, Joseph Chamberlain has siot advised the withdrawal of Isis brother's name as a candidate for this re- presentation of Leicester. The decision ...

... evening, made the following statement in re- ference to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, the Mayor of Bir- minghans, and one of his present colleagues on the School Board- It was true that Mr. Chamberlain did propose that a free school should be built in Woodcock ...

... Minister, in ehromo-lithograph, seemsi to frowyn fiercely from his frame on the familiar face of his former colleague, Dfr. Joseph Chamberlain, while lie grzos with equal diseatisfotiols at a certaiu lMr. Jesse Jolliogs, busily occupied ois most Saturday evenirgs ...

... Om- c mittee of the League, specially convened, took place I yesterday, at the Great Western Hotel, Birmingham, Ur.. Joseph Chamberlain presiding. 'Mr.-Dixon, M.P., chair- man of the Counoil, was also present; and the attendance of members was unosually ...

... faculties as the statutes of the University may from time to time prescribe. 2. Our trustv and well-beloved Coancillor, Joseph Chamberlain, the persons named in the schedule hereto as members of the Court of Governors and of the Council and the members for ...

... GreenwayWheeley's Road, Edgbaston, merchant and manuFacturer; nd Edward Moss Mfitten, Oakland Road, Moseley, iron- founder. Joseph Chamberlain, Augustus Road, Edgbaston, manu- facturer, nominated-by Henry Hawkes. Grampian Hduse, Bristol Road, Birmingham, gentleman; ...