... MAJOR-GEN. FRIEND HIS REPRESENTATIONS TO HEADQUARTERS. Royal Commission the Irish rebellion reassembled to-day Dublin. Major Price, ex-inspector of the R.I.C, who acted intermediary between the police and tbe Under-Secretary, said the Arms Act worked perfectly ...

... ■where cut deepest. People had been rejoicing the reduction r.. est mate the Education Committee, and this regarded deplorable, though it might be necessary under the circumstances, although the circumstances in the opinion of some were act necessary. It was ...

... but the vast bulk of the people of Derby were people who paid their rates in their rent. They were feeling the pinch as much or more than any other section of the community. What were they doing for the relief of these people? During the last two or three ...

... at was thy-t the Rule Act. was l>e put operation possible, subject oertfeih which all the footing. ; . One these modifications was -that _ the Act should net extend -to six counties Ulster. Another was the the full representation (of Ireland t!i*» I- ...

... be left to come into the Irish Parliament disposal! that matter could adjusted the Act of 1914 could apply, and with would conic reduction•in the Irish representation as determined under that measure. Mr.' Devlin's speech was obviously delivered under ...

... practical business men, elected by the people with the hope » ® conon nc position of the country and tbe healing of its many wounds. Surely, then, agriculture will find a grand opportunity for securing better representation tnan it has praseesed for many years ...

... but the vast bulk of the people of Derby were people who paid their rates in their rent. They were feeling the pinch as much or more than any other section of the community. What were they doing for the relief of these people ? During the last two or ...

... afterwards until he was called away, and that he had contributed the sum of Us, per week for his maintenance. Believing those representations to be true, the matter was put forward, and unfortunately, through some error in the paymaster’s office, the fact was ...

... REPAYMENT MOTOR SPIRIT DUTY. DEBBY MANUFACTURER'S FALSE REPRESENTATION. POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS. At the Derby Borough Police Court, on Thursday, before E. fi>. Johnson (in the chair), E. B. Chambers, G. Shires,, and M. Attwood.j Esqs., Harold W. Hornsby ...

... much trip people of these two counties know the heroism of the Battalion Gallipot. gtaorona to lads who arc left to think that the people their own counties should ignorance their actual doings when in action.. should ask-several the people home know ...

... Telegraph.'} Sir, —It with mingled foolines regret, and pleasure that I have hoard Sir Thomas Roe's retirement from the representation borough. that the, should arrive when man considers such a step expedient account health, and pleasure because of pleasing ...

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