... I MR. CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. Sheffield, Wednesday. Addressing a large gathering of Sheffield Libe- rals to-night, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, in speaking to the first resolution-which was, That this meeting rejoices in the progress of Liberal senti- ment and ...

... yesterday. Y The Bulgarian Government has ordored from a Belgium 30,000 Berdan rides and 15,0GO,0o3 cart- 1 ridges. n Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P.. and Mrs. Chami L berlain have arrived at Eastbourne, where they a ?? stayrng eeveftl weeks: Colliery engine keepers ...

... labour candidate for West Birmingham, writes that he- is contemplating presenting a petition against the return of Mr Joseph Chamberlain on the. ground that he caused a general belief to pre- vail among the electors of the division that Mr Mahoney bad withdrawn ...

... experience. Mr Joseph Chamberlain was named by me in my note of complaint, because he was the gentleman who Mr J Dillon and myself were informed t took the table in spite of the assurance that it was engaged, and it was to Mr Joseph Chamberlain Mr Saunders ...

... from London and many provincial towns, aldermen, councillors, and jnstices of the city. the Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain, If P, and Miss Chamberlain; Sir Walter Foster, M P; and Mr A Halder, M P. To-morrow papers will bo read and discussed, and a banquet ...

... Writing in acknowledgment of a resolution of confidence from the Edgbaston Liberal Unionist Association, the Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain says the House of Lords has only given effect to the wishes of the great ma- 4ckity of the British people in s uwmarily ...

... I.. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain; A Pi accompanied by Mr.^Jesse CeIlings, MP, arrived at Cairo yester- day- M Stepnviak, the author of Underground Rus- sia,'! lectured at Oxford last evening, and was ac- corded an enthusiastic reception ...

... and that Mr Chamberlain will return from his adventure with a broken head with nothing worse. Again Dumfries, October 22ad, 1884, he further said— In his zeal to control the power of the people against the House of Lords, Mr Chamberlain has introduced ...

... 71r - on I Levesrn '(lower ore assisting' Mn 'Gower, the Liberal condidate. It is thouuzt. not impro- bable that-Er. Joseph Chamberlain will address a meeting :an behalf of Mr, AUen. Lr. T W Russell will also speak'during the week on behalf of thie Vnioniht ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT TO MR. B. C, PAGET. (DALZIEL'S TELEGRAw.) Sydney, Friday. 3Mr Bertie C Paget, cousin of the Right Hot Mr Joseph Chamberlain, Milister for ths Colonies, met with a ?? aecident to-day. Hs was out riding at Jerilderie, when he wa* thrown from ...

... CHAMBERLAIN AND NEXT DISSOLUTION. THE Birmingham, Wednesday Night. The annual meeting of the Grand Committee of the Birmingham Liberal Unionist Associa- tion was held under the presidency of the Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain, M P, at the Town HalIl, Birmingham ...

... so as to save hinm the ignominy of repeating his performance of Wednesday. EXTRAORDINARY LETTER FROM MIR. CHAMBERLAIN. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain writes as follows to the Tibmes with reference to a statement made by Lord Rosebery in his speech at Devenport ...