... them were rated. Where a house was let in that way in two separate parts it did not come within Section 7 the Representation of the People Act, 1867, wholly let out in apartments or lodgings. He agreed to state a case; FEAST OF BAIRAM (THROCGH REUTER 40UKTT ...

... woman shall not be disqualified by reason marriage from being registered and voting 4. This Act may be cited as The Representation of the People (Women) Act, Tile Bill backed by Mr. Burt. Lord H. Cavendish-Bentinck, Mr. Chancellor. Mr. Fenwick, Mr. ...

... false charge, and this man was the person on the register, it he hia duty to assess compensation to him under the Representation of the People Act. Mr. Swift© asked who would pay the com pensation. Mr. Burk© said either the agent the candidate. oould order ...

... Nationalists, who lodged the objection, contended that this room was not a dwelling house within the meaning of the Representation the People Act, that the occupant did not cook in it, and that it was subject such restrictions the user which deprived of the ...

... court specified in iiie notice given tne said barristers the Glerx oi the Peace pursuant to section 47 tne Representation ...

... on the creation of a new office, for the inclusion of that office amongst the office 4 in Schedule H. of the Representation of the People Act, 1867. which provided that the transfer of a Minister from one office to another did not necessitate the reelection ...

... Decisions under the Represents tion of the People Acte, and the Registration Acte, lilO.” William LL.D., B.L. (Dublin: A. Thom and Co., Ud.) 6». net. Revising barristers and other* concerned in the adnanistration the Acte governing regieuaUon will welcome this ...

... for the special purpose? of the Representation of the People Act, 1885, and that each the members for Cork still remained a Knight of the shire for Cork. County meant countv at large under section 23 the Redistribution Act. Tto- separation of the county ...

... rates with their own money*. Th© Revising Barrister held that they were trustees within the meaning of the Representation of the People (Ireland) Act, and h© accordingly struck the names off the list. Mr. (instructed Mr. M. A. Corrigan) appeared for the ...

... proportional representation, by the vote of tiie House Commons, ha* bee« taken out of the instructions issued the Commissioners. Vi«ount PEEL pointed out that M-arch last the Prime Minister declared that the question proportional representation not essential ...

... to consent to an infccrforenoe with the Sep* tonnial Act behind the hacks of the people. the same time maintained that the dan P«r against which the amendment was directed was very real danger. Mr. BELLOC opposed the amendment, becaoeo in hi* opinion ...

... the Proportional Representation Society of Ireland waited upon the Council with the view explaining the objeeia their organisation. The depulaitonisia were: Donovan. Mr. James Condon. LL.D. ; and Mr. E. Aston. ITofesaor Donovan, who acted a» the BfKjkesman ...