London via Bow uty. Vth March, of Mr. last and most stu ing home-coming his successful visit to South ell upon the important titing Mr. Chamberlain. Tt is declared that the dominant thought to-day is that the strong and there is now mess as to the 15th March.
Mr. Chamberlain has had a tremendous reception at Southampton and London, Replying to an address at Southampton, he said he believed that peace had been permanently. established in South Africa, but he spoke 'The whole Cabinet w present to greet him at Waterlor ation. The platform was filled with a distinguished gathering, and there were tremendous crowds in' the streets, heering him with rapturous enthu-and Chamberlain touched by the over= given them.
shipping at Southampton with flags. rainbow sion, their crews cheering ting. as the 7 his hat.
The Corporation of welcomed Mr, Cham quay. and he the royal train, the town: andi villages on the tel, and anding along the line—
16th March,
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