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... of being e'acted to, or of voting in. the Commons BOUM of Parliament, and sirsJl be deemed hi be an oillm included in Schedule H. of the Representation of the People Act, 1867; in Schedule H. of the Representationof the People (Seothindi ...
... liberty more than anything. but In war many theories to be modified, and they had to face facts. The Military Service Act was a necessary Act, and Was the only way to deal with a difficult position Social problems would to be faced at an early date after the ...
... GRANTHAM PEOPLE AGREE ON AN ALL-IMPORTANT POINT. The voice of the people is heard all over the country. Grantham nw joined in the general proclamation. Townspeople ap» out ...
... In • war like nothing heeten peace but Hos. J. M. 710221T-50n, MX. FAIR-MINDED PEOPLE. Eagnames are fair-minded people, and are accustomed to deal with things to some extent, at least, according to the law of evidemen—Ma. OUR DUTY NOW. It is war duty ...
... in the mature of the fair and adequate representation which the Government had promised. “1 can assure you,” said Coun. Taylor, “that as tar as we are concerned, if the local authority is so rfiwt.iomuamth_at ithey are not prepared to carry out intentions ...
... A QUALIFIED CHEMIST AND THE INSURANCE ACT. The above Tribunal sat at the Couneil Chamber, on Thursday evening, when there were present: Messrs, T. H, Holdich (chair‘man), Mr. H. A, Peake, Mr. W, H, %}n’te, Mr, W. H. Clarricoates, Mr, J.' R. Wood. Mr ...
... MILITARY WAR PENSIONS ACT. COUNCIL’S SCHEME EXTENDED. Ahe Council next considered the following ngee of motion by Councillor Barrett :— (a) “That, with a view to extending the representation on the Local Committee appointed under the Naval and Military ...
... these people, and I do not 'tate to say that it wou be impossible to of Police. d • more industrious hard working, -essnonable and cheerful lot of men. Never, in all that long period, did I have a strike, The adi ant of any moment. The o these people, especially ...
... demanded food and immediate peace. The deputation informed the Minister that the people bed had enough of the war, and they requested the Government of Saxony to make representations in Berlin. The Minister, in his reply, admitted the justice of the repreeentations ...
... stones appear to lend themselves admirably to film representation. A short time ago Sweet Lavender submitted to Leicester audiences and yesterday there appeared the story of the beautiful Iris. Most people are probably not unfamiliar with the work. Iris ...
... ANI) INUOR CONTRI►I , Sir Charles, replying. said the central! authorities had to act on general regulations. and over a law area. Personally. he disliked altogether three bureaucratic arrangements ; he thought they worked badly. and that the Liquor eontrol ...
... decision, Mr. Stephenson moved another amendment that the number be 10, remarking that some people seemed to want all the representation, shutting out the representation of the working classing who were going to be affected more than anyone small enough to ...