... years. (3) A woman snail not l>e disqualified reason of marriage from being registered and (4) Act may cited as the Representation ...

... qualify for a lodger claim was between the lodger and the landlord, and, secondly, that under Section 3 of the 1884 Representation of the People Act. the landlord who was the service voter, could contract. The Revising Barrister ; You mean that Ihe employer ...

... THE SHOPS ACT. Beyond tho individual action shopkeepers, ■ comfiaratively little has been done in Rotherham . to bring into operation the provisions of the Shops Act. All tradesmen know something of the [ measure through notices which have been officially ...

... MEXICO. THE melodrama of Mexican politics becomes more exciting to the spec- tators with every act. That is the right way with melodrama, but unfortunately this is not a business of make-up and properties, of rant and convention, but of flesh and blood ...

... HIGH-GRADE MAN Wanted to act as MANAGER for Investment Company, man selling experience, with good connection, who can produce results; liberal proposition.—Call and see Mr. Tenny, King’s Head Hotel. TN SUIUNCE ROYAL LONDON - BOOK sound good living.—A ...

... there,never was a time more opportune for, direct representation. Why could they not have representation, the- same the Labour people \ If they Had had it before, they would have found the Insurance Act would not have been in the same form as it now was ...

... rampant. Ninepenny Bogy. The Insurance Act. gave no death funeral allowance, and the freedom of the people was destroyed. The Act was also palpably unfair to the deposit contributor. A really satisfactory Insurance Act should help those who could not help ...

... would take very much broader ground than that, and say that the Representation of the People Bill of 1852. and the Representation of the People Bill of 1867, and the Representation of the People Bill of 1884, ...

... force, not a half failure, but a complete success. * If the Government saw their way act upon the representations of the memorandum, or some of these representations, he hoped they would announce their opinions as soon after the New Year as possible, ...

... which might improve the condition the working classes. No attempt, whatever is made to raise the level of the the people. The Insurance Act proved to the reverse of the blessing was promised be. If I am sent to the House of Oommons I shall utmost, not only ...

... INTRODUCED. Sir Henry Kimber, Unionist, in the House of Commons, yesterday, introduced a Bill to provide for the better representation of the people in Parliament, and for re-distribution of seats. He said the subject matter of the Bill was nonparty. It was a ...

... efforts made to improve the lot of the miner through Parliamentary representation. He, himself, had been on several deputations to the Home Secretary in respect to the Compensation Act. They did not want their men to have to wait six, seven, or eight weeks ...