... ELECTORS' LISTS. An announcement issued by the Local Government Board concerning registration of electors under the Representation of the People Act, 191 g, states that the date for the publication of the electors' lists will be June instead of J une 15. It ...

... be made for the purpose of ascertaining the names o' persons entitled to be registered as electors under the Representation of the People Act. It has been represented that acres- to the food registers would give infoimation of considerable assistance ...

... LONDON'S WOMEN VOTERS. Figures in the Boroughs. Whatever may be the effect of the new Representation of the People Act in the City of London, the figures for which are not yet forthcoming, in many of the metropolitan boroughs the change will be very great ...

... Federation against the King's Fund floated by Mr. John Hodge. VOTES BY POST. Sch em e For Fighting Men. Under the Representation of the People Act, 1918, absent voters will ordinarily record their vote , . by post ou ballot papers. which will be sent to them ...

... Conn. cil are about to be issued which householders, occupiers. owners, agents, etc., must ill .np under the Representation of the People Act and send to the registration officer to assist in compiling the Parliamntary and Local Government registers. ...

... for Stourbridge (Worcestershire) by the local Labour Party. Stourbridge is one of the new divisions under the Representation of the People Act. 1918. Miss Macarthur's candidature had been approved by the Executive Committee of the National Federation of ...

... The People's Will. The responsibility - of the Chancellor of the Empire to the representation of the! people is being legally developed and z,afeguarded. The first act of the new Government has been to lay before he Reichstag a Bill to alter the constitution ...

... of things which will make, we trust and believe, the representation of the people in the national legislative assembly far of a realiey than it has been in the past. Righti) administered, the new Act should bring t 3 an end many abuses of the l party system ...

... principle then at staktwas `no taxation without representation, which the Irish enjoy, but it prefers not to give me an opportunity of showing how misinformed it is. It saps much for the forbearances of the ritish people, .and for their real abhor. .nce of religious ...

... ,openly elected lig , the people on his merits. A cynic might have suggested that it :was a last bid of the aristocratic anti !superior classes, lay and ecclesiastical, in alliance with English Tories, to guide the ! people for their good. Utmost Sympathy ...

... in the Home Rule Act. The recent Convention proposed the additional safeguard that in the Irish gonse of Commons the Unionists, who, on the numerical calculation, would have something like twenty per cent. of the entire representation, should have forty ...

... the London subjugation and vrte away the existence of their legislature for pensions, pelf, and titles. The Act of Union. The authors of the Act of Union, however, sought to soften its shackles by limiting the future juriedktion of the British Parliament ...