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... good spirit to try and distribute fairly. What they had to contend with was the fact Cant people went from shop to shop and got. something at tad'. Those people were not _playing the game. Ho appealed to the public to trust the committee. Mr. Stacey also ...
... They ciSci not consider the working-class people then ad they are es idency anxious to have one behave they are &mg at preernt. They were ensdous to get hold of the workt,r , ' then, and the soots went up. The people nAlt the kusgesc purse got sae owes* supsinns ...
... 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 ...
... Committee. Proportional Representation. The House of Lords, at an unusually long sitting, on Monday, discussed, during the resumed Committee stage the Representation of the People BiiJ, the question Proportional Representation. The Karl of Hclbome pul ...
... 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. ...
... the following resolution : “That this public meeting of the people of Hinckley deplores condemns the weak vacillating policy of the Government when dealing with the food supplies of the people its apparent fear of and attempts to conciliate vested interests ...
... disoussed at solne Jeagth, and one member observed thac certain people ought to come out of the foundries befora they took away r.ore butchers, who were doing their best to provide food for the people. Tt was eventually lesolved that “Owing to the lenormous ...
... Ostend the surrounding country to severe bombardment The British made attempt infantry action but later the the Germans re-acted sharply and ditected strong assault against sector of Dune axea in the vicinitv of Nieu-pert attack which must be considered ...
... not yet known whether Count Cr.ernin's move was made with the connivance and foreknowierge the German Government, or whether acted independently. BITTER GERMAN COMMENTS. MORE TALK OF WAR CHIEFS' RESIGNATIONS. bringing no apparent rehi change ill essentials ...
... will be King and for the week-end PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION The House of Commons yesterday rejected Lords’ amendment to Representation Bill which introduced into measure an scheme Proportional Representation whole country A division was on with Lords’ ...
... lillB!UIUIHIIIIIlIBIIIIIIIIIIIiilllBiitIillililliiliBr feature of the present time is the abnormal increase in the number people suffering from various forms of Indigestion This is no doubt largely due to the reduction of the variety of foods caused by ...