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... theatrical license, arrangements have been stade for giving the opening performance oil Wednesday evening next. Mir. Joseph Chamberlain, rY., has written ex- pressing his -willingness to gibe his, patronage uposs the occasion, addling that if in Birmin)gham ...
... _Right Hon. Joseph Cham-bcxhai, ik: Class 27: Three orchids, dissimil~ar, to be exhibited as rrowa-l, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, ?? 2, W. Ilown. Class 28: One orchid, exhribited as grownu-i, W. iown; 2, Right Hlon. Joseph Chamberlain, ...
... Mathews, .Nine orchids, in flower: ist, indic IC. Wine; 2Ad. Right Hiem. Joseph Chamberlain.' Thres oithild murd, In flower: Ist, 0. Winel; 2nd, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, ud Thee erieass let, C.E. Mathews:- 2nd, W. Jackson. Six fuchsiass C. F. leIt ...
... Josiah'Mason, for whom Cox painted them. A fine study of sheep, with landscape, by Madllo. Rosa Eonheur, is lent by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. Besides these, we shall have Barborough'Castle, a large and finely coloured drawing by A. W. Hunt; Pa view on the ...
... Bluck; 3, Mrs. Burberry. Class 15.-Groupof plants: 1, Mrs. Marigold. Edg. baston (gardener, WY. H.Dyer) ; 2, Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain (gardener, Mr. Earp); 3, F. Deniing, forist, Birmingham. Class 16 (Amateurs and gentlemen's gardeners).- Group of plants: ...
... officiated at the piano, and apparently also acquitted himself of the duties of condector. M1. CHAMBERLAIN.-Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Mr. Richard Chamberlain, and Mr. Jesse Collings crossed by the mailboat Foam to Dover yesterday, and proceeded by the express ...
... the mistakes made by this country in entering into the Afghan and other wars. He bore testlinopy to the efforts of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain to prevent the Zulu war, and afterwards dwelt on the events of the war in the Transvaas. Having detailed the blunders ...
... New Street, yesterday. Present, Diessrs. George Dixon, IP. (In the chair), Jesse Collings (hen. see.), J. S. Hopkins, Joseph Chamberlain, William fleerla, and IV. L. Sargant, The visitor reported tbhtslnce the last meeting he had enquired into the particulars ...
... contributors may be mentioned Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., Mrs. Nettlefold, Mr. Edward Nettlefold, Mr. Hugh Nettlefold, Mr. W. Kenrick, M.P., Mr. William Everitt, Mr. Y. R. Graham, Mr. Jaffray, Mr. Arthur Briscoe, Mr. Joseph Gillott, Mr. J. Palmer Phillips ...
... T. Martineau. Three ditto: Right!, ffon. J. Chamberlain. One ditto: Richgt Ffon. J. Chamberlain, Zf Mrs. Grice. Three azalea moeis: B4ht Ron. J. Chamberlain, al Mrs. MIarigold,3G. E. IenricL. Six' ntariasdissimilar Mrs-- Marigold, 2 Right Eon. J. Chambersaia ...
... and the Prince Consort to Aston Hall, in 1858. The visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales was in 1874, when ItMr, Joseph Chamberlain was Mayor, whose reception of the visitors was dignified and courteons, as will be well remembered. Dr. Macaulay gives ...
... 1,1R. Rowe. The judges were Mr, Temple, gardener for Lord Ayles.' ford, and Mr. Cooper, gardenor for the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, RoAr, Costl ?? N ON TllIS 33tqD-The members of I the lloyal Commission otl the Blind, presided over by the ?? 'Westusinster ...