... believed, agreed with their policy, secing that the death-rate was being reduced. (leenr, hoar.) Since thi Rlight Hon. Joseph Chamberlain took part in muinicipal wvorl, the state of the town had been greatly imnproved. He laid the foundation for all that ...

... schools with more fairness than in the past; otberwise a serious and heavy responsibility would rest upon someone. Mr. .Joseph Chamberlain. M0.P., bad stated in the House of Commons that Hi the voluntary schools were crushed out of ?? it would mean than thirty ...

... of Canterbury, the Bishop of Exeter, the Bishop of Liverpool, Arch- deacon Farrar, Earl Selborne, and the Right- Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. The Rev. J. W. Meas having addrsed the meeting, the proceedings concluded with a vote of thuaksl to the president, ...

... morning, and' special jury cases will not be taken before Wednes- BGesSUHAM ASD I)ercm CtERSa' PROVIDENT AfsocT12fro.-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Ut P., has accepted the presidency of this association. Tay BAsNK HOLIDAY-POST OsyICo NoCe.--On Monday next, Bank Holiday ...

... Execative Committee of the National Education League was held yesterday, at the offices, Amn Street, Birmingham; Mr. Joseph Chamberlain presiding. A report from the Officers' Committee was read, the pj)iicipal feature of which was a reference to the results ...

... Decemb'er 13. His grace will Le accxunpauled by the Duchess of Devonshire, and they will le tbe guvets of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs. Chesnuterlain, who will also tafie part in thb proceedings. The members of the City Council and represontativesof ...

... and Ephraim Gooch. ST. PAUL'S AVARD,-JoI5 Marglshall Coppock, Charles Hugh Edwards, and Joseph Chamberlain. DUDDESTON WAJID.-C0o1uillors Josiah Derrington, Joseph Taylor, and John Benjamin Stone. NECICELLS WArAD.-Couneillors Hlanan Morley, Henry Sersons ...

... others, took part in the business of the .meeting :-Messrs. R. W. Dale, George Dawson, Charles Vince, J. S. Wright, Joseph Chamberlain ; Revds. J. J. Brown, Croeskey, EL W. Holland, M. Mactie, G. B. Johnson, C. Clarke, B. Bird, &c. The utmost unanimity ...

... Turning to the critics of the congress he said that Mr. Chamberlain, when at Leeds-(hisses)-- they should not hiss, as that would not put down a man like Mr. Chamberlain-(laughter)-Mr. Chamberlain on that occasion said that it would be found that the bulk ...

... ELECTION NEWS. 1:1 w - -II - - II - a LEICESTER.-A letter has been reeeived from Mr. b Joseph Chamberlain, in which hoesays: In reply to your u enquiry, I am ablo to assure yon that my brother is in favour of Sunday closing and local option. I have already ...

... feel proud of the result of their la'cours. The following letter has been received by the editor of the Mail from Mr. i Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., who is the president I of the West Birmingham Relief Asseciation:-. 40, Princes Gardens, g,W., 5th March, 1895 ...

... attendance, and amongst those present were Mrs. T. Kenrick, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. C. J. Bracey, Mrs. Tyndall, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Ashford, Mrs. W. Kenrick, Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain, Mrs. C. J. Beale, Alderman Manton, Captain Peel, Messrs ...