... every woman possessed of a household qualification, or a £10 occupation qualification, within the meaning of the Representation of the People Act of 1884, shall be entitled a vote, and that a woman shall not be disqualified by marriage from being registered ...

... PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION IN CHINA. The following is translation of a recently issued Imperial Decree on. this highly subject:— Ihe Censorate has transmitted memorials from Sung Uong-i, other members of provincial councils and representatives of provinces ...

... the powers of the municipalities in recent I years, and numerous Acts of Parliament had thrown more work and responsibility upon j them. But it was noticeable that in all , public health Acts Parliament had legislated purely permissive lines, and while the ...

... not domooraoy as understood it. (Hear, hear.) He was, if he might so descrjt himself, a people's man, and had absolute confidence in the people because the people now, thanks to Liberal legislation and education, were able to read and study the great ...

... to mean nothing to the man who begrudged his twopence a year that seven millions more [ people were getting the advantage of an improved Workmen's Compensation Act. It might true that the New Mines Regulation Bill would save the lives of hundreds of miners ...

... once, as the art of legislation was a comolicated science. Democracy was the government of the peoplo by the whole of the people. The vote should given as a right to adult men and women, even to those in receipt of municipal poor relief. A Parliamentary ...

... and never during that period I have they found it necessary to register under the Trades Union Acts. With other unions, they adopted Labour Representation, and Mr. IG. H. Roberts (Norwich) has represented I them for two Parliaments in the House of | Commons ...

... development the powers the municipalities in recent years, and numerous Acts Parliament had thrown more work sad responsibility upon them. But it was noticeable that in all public health Acts Parliament bad legislated on purely permissive lines, and while the ...

... laughter.) MIXERS ANI) THE EIGHT HOURS ACT. Replying to Mr. Carlile, Mr. Churchill said he had received no information to the effect *hat certain seams had been closed owing to the operation of the Miners Eight Hours Act, but he would cause inquiry to be made ...

... LOCAL NOTES. THE DERBYSHIRE REPRESENTATION EPISODE. VaiCHEVZB MAT THE COBHECT VERSION OT THE overturf* between Mr. John Macdonald and the -Derbyshire Labour members, one {act stands out prominently. The interviews were unauthorised by the executive of ...

... those affecting the representation of the people, including the question of the desirability of one man one Tote. Having had experience of the Lords in the past, they could appreciate at its true value this new-found love for the people, and how they were ...

... disinterested efforts to save life. Itisnotsurprhingthatthe French people are deeply moved by such a display of • generosity, coming as it does as time wh the sympathy the British people being impressively manifested in relation to the tcrrible floods in ...