... Division under the Representation of the People Act is included in the present North Belfast Division, and the. voters largely belong to the working classes. (Continued from Previous Column.) appear in a false position before the people of America, in the ...

... A new situation, however, has now arisen, brought about by the passing into law of the Representation of the People Act and the Redistribution of Seats (Ireland)'Act. The electorate has been practically doubled. For the first time women have been admitted ...

... Pensioner.—We ore quite certain that, while women ore eligible voters under the Representation of the People Act, women are not qualified to be candidates for Parliament. An Act ox Parliament would be necessary before they could be qualified, fleeter.—The ...

... mediately created. A delegate called attention a statement In a Glasgow newspaper suggesting mi alteration ih the Representation of the People Act. In the rourae of the discussion it was urged that if the Government is to introduce tin amending Bill it should ...

... Council Formed. the following resolution was adopted: “That this meeting condemns the Local Go- J franchise thd Representation the People Act which disfranchised in the Edu- Icatinou Authority Election thousands of del mobilised soldiers cither because ...

... the absolute necessity of having Catholic representation the new Committees, it is burning necessity that every person over 21, including lodgers, should, secure a vote. Under the Representation the People Act, the Register of Voters to compiled every ...

... provided under the Representation of tha People Act, 191 ft The same body asked for restoration of meridian of Dublin, and pointed that the Summer Time Act bad been renewed contrary to the expressed wishes of the vast majority of the people. ...

... Mr. Redmond. measures for the people of country (cheers) Bill which in itself was the greatest legislative revolution known in this country—only occupied forty-mn© days Parliamentary time. The Representation the People Act of 1867 only occupied 28 days; ...

... of getting a Labourers Ac*., a University Act, and, above all, that without crawling to Lord Dunraven and Lord Barrymore, it was utterly impossible to get « Land Act. By the wort of the Party, a Labourers Act has been obtained—by universal admission the ...

... Imperial Parliament to ignore the Home Rule Act of 1914. The General Council of County Councils had never disguised its dissatisfaction with the deficiencies of the Home Rule Act. But with aU its faults, the Act remained as the first acknowledgment by the ...

... THE LOROS AND THE PEOPLE. Veto Debate Ends THE DIVISION. SPEECHES MR. F. COPf- NOR AND MR. LUO VO CEOROE- In fie House of Commons Monday, Th* debate Sir Robert Finlay's amend. Blent to the Prime Minister's motion that House should resolve itself into ...

... The Home Rule Act is hi state suspended animation. When peace is signed the Government will have to deal wiUi it, and will havo * formulate a policy with refer- cue© to it What makes that struggle peculiarly hard the shadow; the Home Ride Act 1914 hanging ...