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... rooms in the same house to a tenant, the tenant, not rated to the relief of th£ poor required section 3 of the Representation of the People Act, 1807, must, therefore, claim a “lodger.” A Glass for Mr. Lloyd George. According to communication received in ...
... FAIRER REPRESENTATION. EVILS OF OUR PRESENT FRANCHISE SYSTEM. Earl Grey, giving address on proportional representation before the British Constitution Association in London last night, said at present ■a Member hardly dare whisper thought to himself for ...
... the Act. meeting of the General Medical Council yesterday, Sir Donald Mac Alister presiding, important proposals were discussed connection with the Insurance Act. The following notice motion was submitted to the Council;—- That the Insurance Act Committee ...
... effective influence upon attraction any kind of sport. repeat the question for further opinion, aro the 1 .A. fair representation of the masses people who attend matches? respectfully note • . ur reference to football betting growing cvi). but can it te claimed ...
... them to some great plain where they cax. light till they are finished, and remaining people can live in blessing will w hen all people come |to know and universally act to the great prin jcjplc that was born tlic French Revolution, that liberty f one citizen ...
... CHjer people’s Views. * THE SCHOOL AGE LIMIT. I tself, whereas it should only suggest, a right ...
... OF FLESH. ASSURANCE AGENTS AND INSURANCE ACT. PESSIMISTIC VIEWS. Assurance agents and collectors met in large numbers last night the Co-operative Hall, Sheffield, to consider their position under the Insurance Act. The large hall was crowded. Mr. G. L. ...
... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1912. ' 'EI PT>C r TUP tenants under the Land Purchase Acts the law regulating the doctrine and practice of feeling that institution training for deaf people _iil^ ■ 1 1 j2i» Lilli J. J. iliilO LU 111 iliUHUll, freeholders their own ...
... the poor people in a poor and simple way, and any system which gave the Protestants less than onefourth of the representation was a mockery ana a snare. Mr. asked why should anyone desire to arouse a fictitious interest in elections among people who were ...
... ry days with the 49 for tho great Reform Bill of 1532, 28 for tho Representation of the People's Act. of 1867, 16 days for Irish Church Disestablishment, 21 days for the Education Act of 1870, and *0 days for the Irish Land Bill of 1881, a vast and complex ...
... progress was marked by the milestones of Unionist Acts of Parliament- On the proposition of Mr. T. Whittingham, the speakers were thanked for their addresses. SUCCESSFUL OPEN-AIR MEETING. Between 300 and 400 people assembled at open-air meeting at the corner ...
... themselves that it was due to the Insurance Act. He did not agree with them. He thought the Insurance Act had something to with it, but, in his belief, the strongest ground of unpopularity was that the people of this country were tired of a form of Go ...