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... COUNTY OF KENT, REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ashford Parliamentary Division has been divided into the seveial Polling Districts specified in the second column of the Schedule hereto and such ?oiling Districts ...
... with Registration under the Representation of the People Act, of which £l.lOO would fall upon the rate-payers. The chairman (Mr. Roper Dixon) remarked that that wee curious reform. The clerk (Mr. Guy Tasaell) The people wanted reform a nd they've got ...
... the Parliament Act, beceuse if they were to referred to the country it was very doubtful whether they would receive its acknowledgment. The Government railed keel( a Medical, democratic Government, one rulino by the people for the people, and yet it dared ...
... Mr. C. If. Matthews &ff e6t) • Mr. McNeill, refensing to the resolution by the Fanners' Union for a more Parliamentary representation, said that an ambition which ha and Unionist party would warmly welcome, because in thew days agriculture was rather inclined ...
... Under the l'arlitunent Act 1110 Braids democracy was now able to give effect to its and the settlement of the Irish question would leave an open road. They demanded self vovernment, but separation. Four-fifths of the Irish people demanded Home Rule, and ...
... up. THAT upon representations being made on behalf of the wife every one of these customers came back, each pleading that they had been canvassed by other tradesmen in the town. THAT Sir Philip Passport. the Member for Hythe, is acting as private secretory ...
... practically the forces were exactly the same an before the election, but in the end the Parliament Act Wee Nosed into law and it was therefore under that Act that the Unionist party had to again take up the in connection with the lenge polittquestions which ...
... Commi wooer), Rey. Canon Del:, Kmdereley. Rev. C. F. Pierce. Captain Tork• ing,on, Mn. 11. Nice, 0 - ..trourne and Gorr and Acting S.M. G. Moore, A.S.M.'s Martin and l'ricke.t, and Mr. Becching. I m hon. secretary. This being the siinuat meeting the first ...
... me to krew that the was fought out with no ill feeling on either side. and that it has left no bitternifts. I bees met new people and have made D.w friends. of a total elietoratie of 171. the number milled well 153, avhi c b I b e li eve ta • record for ...
... ra SHOPS' ACT.---At the General Purposes Committee on Wednesday. Mr. Payees, seemtary of the Chamber of - Trade, wrote enelosing a petition signed by 77 out of 79 grocer' in the City asking the Council to make an order under the Shops Act compelling ...
... and the Clerk replied that the reference was to a small number of cases in which ftlediral tickets had been issued In error •people who might. be over years of age for imtance—and the Sub.Comniittes felt that the first call upon this pool should be the doctors ...
... NIXED **PRESENTATION Or Tali PIC., to toff and Ail,. , , of i t ti Hatfield Wetber red Om. F.tEM of about 591 ItT can** PEOPLE ACT, 1918. of Amended to Nen . ' ''' n '`' n '''' ' r m. hark and marked M.; als.l IS aml a sum IT INTI NG (IF I,ISTS AND ...