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... 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 ...
... the Home Rule Act, and the Arrangement como to with the Irish Leader at the Speaker's Conference, and leading t-% unnecessary political controversy at tiiiie when goodwill is essential in Irish affairs. The value of such representation in the past was ...
... 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 ...
... are supposed resent the increase the Irish representation for the benefit of the new Universities. is recalled this connection that Ireland's quota of membership Westminister was fixed at 504 by the Reform Act of 1832, and that the University members will ...
... bases requisite for the emphatic representation of German interests in the vast domain the South Sea, and for upholding the prestige the German name.” The world knows now, noser knew before. the emphatic representation of Gerra-m interests means. It means ...
... proportional representation was dealt with in the House Commons there has arisen an over* whelming demand for proportional representation from agricultural organisations all over the country. They demand the protection which proportional representation will give ...
... . and ignores the feet . that Ireland has a Horne Rule Act which desk with redistribution, and that the Converdien is oleo considering same. And yet when the Irish Party exposed this flagrant act of in/astire men calling tbeenelree Nationalists Resorted ...
... their views be heard, and the unique and scandalous posit on in the representation of the city will made known. This wae the on y citv in Ireland in which acknowledged majority the people were deliberately prevented from having voice in the affairs of the ...
... 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. ...
... CITIZEN. drab' the resolution which it passed at its meeting in the summer calling upon the government not to let the Representation of the People Bill have reference to Ireland. ngratulations and ;Expectations. Maud Eden. The splendid recognition of women's ...
... problem a domestic one. At the Convention Ulster was to be given an extra representation (|ie Iriefi ’Parliament—a kind ex-officio, who would not require to be elected the people, and this would be protect captalists and landlords against their own followers ...
... and to tell the people that Irishmen did not want their intkpin. dance. If • Parliament were not soh tap in Ireland the people would set up sae them. selves and carry out its decrees (cheers). Pruden AWN owl Mr. Frank Fahy, 8.A., who acted u • Volunteer ...