... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN “MR. MACKINTOSH'S BIOGRAPHY OF THE TARIFF REFORM LEADER IS A FASCINATING VOLUME, AN EXTREMELY ABLE BIT WORK. AT TIMES BRILLIANT, INVARIABLY INTERESTING IT PRESENTS A CLEAR GRAPHIC SKETCH OF THE MAN WHICH IS WORTH HAVING, WHILE THE ...

... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. JOSE'S% CR AMRP.EI %N:4 AN HONEST . By Alexander Mackintosh. ilimlder aiji Stoughton. 10E. 6d.) The second edition of this wyrk, which fi-t appeared in has been extensively and brought up to date. The author claims that the changes ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. The following telegram from Mrs. (lumberlain contradicting the disquieting reports published with referent* to the health of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was received last night by the Central News: — No foundation for report that Mr ...

... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P, ENTITLED “NELSON’S YEAR and NATIONAL DUTY.” SEE NEXT SATURDAY'S ISSUE OF H'idE GERMAN ARMY. (JJBICALS and the cavalry. XAISER’S plan opposed. (PROM OUB CORBBSPOKDBNT.) BERLIN. Much & a. rejection the Budget Committee of Reichstag ...

... MRS. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. CANNES, o. The condition of Mrs. Joseph Chamber;sin is to-day stated to be very satisfactory.— Central News. ILLNESS OF CANON BARNETT. Canon Barnett. of We,tminster Abbey, Is ill, and his condition is causing serious concern. ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN: his decision oat to ro-sioctioa Saturday. There is to be a benefit matinee of the Fortune Hunter at the Queen's Theatre this _afternoon. _ _ We have received a letter from Mr. F. H. Payne, the chairman of Earl's Court (Limited) ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain arrived at Paddington last evening from Birmingham. and will stay for some time at his house in Prirmesgardens. ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. TRIBUTES IN BOTH HOUSES ...

... MESSAGES PEON LEADERS. Mr :. Joseph Chamberlain sea • telegram as follows: I wish every success to your meeting to. night, and I rely on the fiction of Irishmen to carry us to victory. Lord Lansdowne sent the following letter:— The demonstration will ...

... MIL JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. DEPAR'TURS FROM LON looN FOR CANNE: 4 . Mr. Joseph Chamberlain kit Victoria by the boat express yestenlay morning on his way to Dover and Cannes. where, custom, will spend several weeks of the late winter and early spring. Mrs ...

... *le QCPATIO THE NEW COVENANT. MESSAGE FROM MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. The following telegram was received yesterday at the offices of the Union Defence League : I hope that the British Covenant may be largely signed. This is a critical period in our history ...

... * Public Men of To-Day. The Right Honble. Joseph Chamberlain. By S. H. Jeyes. London : Bliss, Sands, and Foster. ...