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... than a month after the passing of the Act, and make any re-arrangemeut necessary. The tot will conne into operation on waft, ing, or, if the Representation of the People Act has not passed. on the passing of that Act. GagermitiorttenTorary ...
... TRINITY COLLEGE VOTE. The Lords yesterday began the diectiaunn of the Representation of tibe People lid;, marked hostility to women's suffrage being evident, Lord W•ardale, on the motion to go into Committee, m.nrl that in new of liar party truce nn:y ...
... The A na triant are a peace-loving people, and they are beginning to we that Germany's policy of open or disguised annexations is a millstone round their neck. The Austrian Premier has endeavoured to reasure the people by repeating the Government's declaration ...
... not inappro-! any period during the past two years, and priate to give an outline of the leading fen-! any act i on w hi c h may distract the people Itures of the Bill, which embodies one of again is much to be deprecated. the most sweeping franchise reforms ...
... Sian Fein policy and the establishment of an Irish Republic, demanding the right of Ireland to representation at the Peace Conference. and appealing to the people to hld on to food supplies so to avert fam o ine. Letters of apology . I t .:. rt r isd j troa ...
... INZLAIID AND FRADCHISL AR SXCLUSION MOVE Itr4ICTIII. Lord Bereefortra amendment to exclude Ireland from the Representation of the People Bill was negatived without a ari-1, skin in the House of Lords yesterday on the Report stage. lie did not object. ...
... majority in the City of Derry were rhented at of their rightful share in the cis administration under the fecal tfovernment Act of Ping. The assured themselves of permanent control of the Corporation and, not content with that, they snlisequently re. sorted ...
... overeiglit stir the wrath of Mr Dillon? at all. At the pretest meat English greed sad gluttony threaten, the very lives of our people. Does this ruses the auger of Jr. Dillon? Not at all. He poomont all his atrabilarions wrath and anger in an attempt to rouse ...
... this In spite of the surprisinely generous terms which the Nationailists are prepared to concede, including !equality of representation, but I the obstinacy of Belfast cannot be pen stinted to imperil the Interests of the Em- I Pie. Exchanges of views are ...
... tor. hare serials break In cotton of 13 to in Amen.. Large and Ou the resumption of the Committee stage of the Representation of the People Bill in the Howe of Lords the (lemon) went promised to re-draft the chime dealing with the disqualification of ...
... destroy the • y has been paid co a prodstrmal usury, e states, • a cernatelt . women rage wou Ikea own priciste um. Hundreds of people , !French after violent artillery prepare- I are on the waiting lists tor mergarine. ''''''''.'° rai ' way- tip:). la ...
... in the Daily wearingly reowgnmed. Export of oats, elk sanatorium of TUNA. with outs, for the plaintiff, Mr. P. W. Sir-Some people have complained that IRIsH AND BR SUCCESSFUL AIR RAID ON 'difficult. They intend to meet thie by • Telegraph' os America's ...