... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN CENTENARY. WORTHY COMMEMORATION. ULSTER PREMIER'S MESSAGE . Ulster will never forget the inspiring words of encouragement of the great Imperialist, whom you are honouring to-night—to carry on to the end. We are more determined than ...

... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Sir—Mr. Houston’s letter of the 22nd inst. is not altogether correct when ho states that the present Prime Minister’s father gave an emphatic No to all Home Rule Bills. At the first Home Rule Bill in the early eighties Old Joey, as ...

... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Birmingham Home Become*) Memorial Museum ELDEST SON’S NOBLE TRIBUTE Two famous sons of famous fsthsr and other members the family were present when, Highbury, the lata Mr. Joseph Chamberlain’s Birmingham home, Sir Austen Chamberlain ...

... HR, JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. The Central News last night received the fol lowing telegram from Mrs. Chamberlain Birmingham contradicting the disquieting reports published with reference the health of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain:— No foundation for ...

... Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. A correspondent who asked Mr. Chamberlain’s opinion in regard to certain phases of the Tariff Reform question Saturday received the following reply from the right hen. gentleman’s secretary:—• the present time, by the doctor's ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN RETIRING AT GENERAL' ELECTION. Representation of West Birmingham. UNIONISTS AND THE POSITION. The ••Birmingham Daily Post” announced on the 7th hist, tint Mr. Chamherliin will retue from Parliament the next General Election. The ...

... DEATH OF JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. GREAT STATESMAN. ...

... LIEUT. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Restored to Coldstream Guards Establishment l.ifulrnan* .IoM-pli liaMiWrl.iin •hh*r son of Sir An-deii lain, who was li-jur ;ii)tioinati«* inriih-nl in Transjord.inia I.:*! lias rpsioml llu* DiTPiubiT, ucionlin;: Cliamberluin ...

... abstained if Mr. Chamberlain had' eariiestly advised, them to do so. If they had voted in favour of the second reading, it would have been carried by a considerable majority, Even trhen, there were nainy people who distrusted Mr. Chamberlain's attitlde, and ...

... Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. The Press Association’s Birmingham correspondent telegraphs—There is absolutely foundation) for a newspaper re|K>rt that Mr. Chamberlain is about to retire. He will adopted at a meeting West Birmingham I nionists to-day ; and his ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Cannes, Tuesday. Mr. Chamberlain is expected here shortly. Mrs. Chamberlain arrived thu evening, and proceeded to the Villa Beatrice.—Reuter. ...

... MR. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Departure (or the BiTiera. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain left London yesterday morning for the Riviera. Their arrival at Dover was only known to few people; hut many of those who h»d travelled down from London by tl»e same boat ...