... TM REGIS'TaIt. With regard to the work of compiling the new register under the Representation of the People Act, 1918, local arrangements are now practically complete. About of the school teachers of the town will distribute the schedules to every resident ...

... An Order in Council. dated June 4th, sets out the substituted data@ which have been in connection with the new Representation of the People Act. Lists of voters will be published on June 29th. The last for objections is July 10th, for claims July 17th. ...

... prescribed by an Order in Council which houszholders, oc,upierr, owners, agents. etc., must fill up under the Representation of the People Act. and send to the registration officer to assist in ompiling the Parliamentary and Lint Government registers. ...

... presiding. The committee expressed regret at the failure of Parliament to include the alternative vote in the Representation of tne People Act ; but in view of the importance of the issues to be submitted to the country at the next el-c--lion, and the ...

... Ward on Wednesday called to reform the Conservative Aisiociation in accordanee with the provisions of the new Representation .1 the People Act.. Amongst those present were Aid. E. Yearby, Councillor T. S. H. Ashwell. Messrs. W. H. Thompboe, W. J. Sheppard ...

... form a new one in accordance with the Representation of the People Act, 1918. He was supported by Alderman Yearby, Councillor Ashwell, Mr. A. Moore, Mr. ©. B. Shaw, and ot Alderman Yearby ex the Redistri- bution Act es it affected (Leicester and St Margaret’s ...

... Aggregate Voting Strength of 17.225,990. A return of the Parliamentary electors on the firm register under the Representation of the People Act. 1916. for constituencies in England and Wales, issued last night, disc loses a grand aggregate voting strength ...

... eho} THE LEICESTER 66,490 Men; 47,740 Women. Woe have from the Town Clerk ft ot under the Representation of People Act, from which we take ARY VOTSRA. Naval & Women. W's 15,607 South 20,649 16,260 35.900 7,475 ll West .. 23,761 16,873 40,634 9,305 ...

... Parliamentary passage. ' Ile thought the conduct of the House in passing two great measures like this one and the Representation of the People Act would win the approval. of history. Sir J. Rees opposed the Bill. Sit J. Fmall thought the Bill would have a ...

... constitution and rules of the Federation which the passing of the Representation of the People Act nccessit.ites in order to bring them into lintsw•saitb the new conditions which this Act and tl,r At compan)ing redistribution of seats will set up. Mr. Asquith ...

... 001 1 , bringing it up to £750.000 for the year. he expense. of the Round:in Commissions in connection with the Representation of the People Act amounted to .4:8,000. and the Irish Convention has cost about Z 12,000. 0,000 is asked for 'Government hospitality ...

... our elect Aral machinery in the melting pot. said admitted millions of new voter* to the suffrage. %lien the Representation of the People Act received the Royal Assent the sequel was plain to all who looked beneath the surface. As soon as the new Register ...