... and the fact t Liberal view of the situation now accep a, great triumph have achieved. Look the great question the representation people. In the old days the opponents ot principles placed all sorts of obstacles in a. person getting the vote, but that ...

... questions to be submitted to the electors will be: Are you in favour of the exclusion of the county from the Government of Ireland Act, 1914, for a period of years, or are you against it!” For the purposes of the ballot Belfast and Londonderry will be reckoned ...

... tors. Wilson's sharp distinction between the and the German people is approved everyone here, but the speech was addressed Germany much U America, and the President obviously want the people know that there can a settleimvv which he thinks would to the ...

... organisation too perfect. If they had enjoyed a peaceful rest during the last year, not so their Scottish neighbours, who had had Act thrust upon the * known as ; the Scottish Temperance Bill. hether this was only a forerunner of what they had to expect, the ...

... relations between Russia and Finland eight, prominent European authorities international law. whether was in position to make representations to the Russian Government the subject, and whether the autonomy of the Grand of Finland was guaranteed recognised bv ar ...

... reported that the Cnionists meant assailing tho Insurance Act with might and main- Accordingly took the earliest opportunity setting forth the immense benefits conferred upon the poor by that Act: It is hardly necessary to point out that Mr. Masterman has ...

... HORSES, COBS, U PONIES TURN OUTS. Entries close Monday, October ZBth. Catalogues Irom WINTERTON SONS. Aactionaera, Lichfield 'Acting solely Agents). DANIEL SMITH, OAKLEY AND GABBARD. By order of the Right Honourable Lord Stafford. STAFFORDSHIRE. On the Outskirts ...

... they would continue to do so, but tbey must consider the advisability of having direct representation ,in the House Commons. They were promised, when the Insurance Act was drafted, that the doctors would be under the control of the friendly societies, but ...

... notice was taken of the act at the time, but the free-and-easy musician received more commands to entertain Royalty, or invitations to lunch at the Royal table. A full tramway service is once more being enjoyed by the people of Derby. No reason able ...

... was emphasised in the presentment that the As.sjze system was introduced for the express purpose bringing justice direct the people ; that great advantages attached, to it from the point of view of jurors, witnesses, prisoners, and all parties interested ...

... CORPORATION'S & POWER. Mr. Robert, informed . Pony Alfred Harris that the President the Board Trade had dec-Mod increase the representation Municipal Corporations, owning their own electric if a kings the departmental committee-of enquiry. BRITAIN AM) SWEDEN ...

... e powers should catriel out. Most of the Acts of Parliament which affected the people said that ' local authorities may do this or that. there had only been more Labour men in the House of Commons those Acts w >uld have said 'shall,'' and not may ...