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... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN JOSEPH Chamberlain CENTENARY King's Tribute to Great Servant of the Crown IMPERIAL POLICY The King sent the following message to Sir Austen Chamberlain last night in connection with the centenary celebrations of ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN motives of contending factions, and to this end makes his hero, who has an Irish mother and an English father, the natural arbiter of national rivalries. Therefore, I commend with confidence this remarkable historical novel. Read for ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. In this week’s issue cf Punch a picture by Mr. L. Raven Hill depicting Britannia, eable-clad and with trident reversed, laying wreath of laurel on the tomb of Joseph Chamberlain, a tomb covered with the flag and upborne by lions couchant ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN WHEN MR. CHURCHILL WAS YOUNG Bumptious Man Who Made Good DAYS OF JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Centenary Tribute ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN one of them when asked by a partner at a dance whether she 'was a Fabian retorted indignantly 'No. I am a Thomas'. Mrs. Webb had a poor opinion of Ramsay MacDonald. who to her was a facade. One entry in the diary says. J. R. M. ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Lieut. Joseph Chamberlain, of Rutlandgate. 8 W., was fined *Os. at Bow-street, ror driving motor-car along Constltutlonhlll. Green Park, at 35 miles an hour. A previous cnnvlotlon lor a similar offence waa recorded. Dead Bather's Heroism ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. The death of Mr Joseph Ohamberlaia recalls one the stormiest periods in British politics. Th© tierce battle over Home Buie, Mr Glad- ...
... TO JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. A SONNET. Calm orator: subtle, persuasive, eloquent Weaver of words, winged, consecrate to Liberty and Truth, Shafts of Titanie ire, rapier-keen yet blent Tem&ered with Reason’s snows; Thou hast nt . With hand outstretched and heart ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. This was a Statestnan, fearless., keen. Who taught his race to think imperially; Whose purpose stood forth, ever clear - To found A great and Democracy. He shrunk not from the of smaller men-- Such cure as always bark at Tiercelee— ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Pu Joseph Chamberlain faced the facts; he tried to persuade the electorate to agree to food tariffs. He was the apostle of the Empire Free Trade policy. In contrast, Mr. Baldwin has tried to relegate this vital question into the ...
... JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN rIE centenary ...