... want our people free. W© not want a military caste permanently established, and our people enslaved in the yoke of militarism etc., DISCHARGED SOLDIER. January. liberals am! Liberal Associations. the Editor. Sir,—Jte Representation of the People Bill creates ...

... proposal. The ballot papers read;— Under the of the People Bill a new constituency has been created, known Clay Gross Division, making three industrial constitnenciee suitable for Labour representation. Chesterfield, hlorth- Derbyshire, and Clay Cross. ...

... teetotal beer to teetotal people. The brewing lighter beer is unquestionably a helpful factor. So also is the restriction of drinking hours. But if the greatest factor of all is a definite change in the habits of the people (and there are shrewd observers ...

... boundaries? What will dene while tho present men remain office? I am not one those stupid people who that the Clay Cross Co. has no right to have representation on the Council. large ratepayers —and ratepayers who ought to lie contributing more to the ...

... the number of members of the committee from 12 to 16, and suggested that Labour aud Co-operative Societies should have representation. He proposed that Messrs. Joseph' Rickus, secretary of the Pilsley Co-operative Society; George Siddall, secretary the ...

... overseers from the town and district and explain the methods to adopted in compiling the new register under the Representation of the People Act. was unable to attend, however, and in his absence the position was explained Mr. H. W. Skinner, his assistant ...

... and was liable to smoke. In the present crowded condition the town it very difficult for'people to find suitable houses? —Y®s» very difficult, especially for people of the laboimng classes. The rent this house is 2/3 a week. I don’t think there is another ...

... aent of Foljambe’s Attenborough Charity ‘or 1913 agr wpon, the amount to the various veing distributed being £240. Staff Representation. Handsome gifts to Sir Ernest and Lady Shentall have beer presented by the nembers of Sir Ernest’s business staff in 1onour ...

... e were not yet in- f but should the jidemic spread it would be nece ssary to RY them. People were avoid all places whero there was a large congregation of people rted 28 cases of in- dootor also 16 of which-were m There had been iderable delay in fectious ...

... incladed some striking addition to tastefully decorated exhibits, representations and comic characters, in a number of izes were offered, the need later by the being apnou essrs. T. mpson (who acted s, as and H. Reddish, ‘as follews:— Nationalities, Mr. Goodwin ...

... h, has been twice wounded. The revision of ©lectors’ list for the Clay Cross Parliamentary Division under the Representation the People Act was held at the Council amber. Clay Cross, on Tuesday, l»oing conducted Mr. H. R. Clearer. of Alfreton, deputy ...

... 0. Clark. The Mayor, initiating’ vote thanks to Councillor Clark, who opened the ?how, said it was a remarkable thing that people did not eat more green vegetables Cabbage, beans and green vegetables various kinds wore grown profusion, but the amount eaten ...