... of publication must be restored completely and immediately. The Compulsory Military Service Acts should be repealed. The new Representation of the People Act is a large step forward in the direction of democratic suffrage, but the end of the road is not ...

... compulsory :military service, and the removal of restrictions imposed upon the people by the 'Defence of the Realm Act and war conditions. The New Representation of the People Act ,gives us a substantial extension of the suffrage. But this ...

... and workmen, while Capt. H. H. Jackson also gave a donation of £5. * * The first court in Clay Cross under the Representation of the People Act, 1913, was held in the Clay Cross Council Offices on Tuesday, Mr H. R. Cleaver, solicitor, Alfreton, Deputy ...

... compulsory military service, and the removal of restrictions imposed upon the people by the Defence of the Realm Act and war conditions. The New Representation of the People Act gives us a substantial extension of the suffrage. But this ...

... of publication must be restored completely and immediately. The Compulsory Military Service Acts should be repealed. The new Representation of the People Act is a large step forward in the direction of defnocratic suffrage, but the end of the road is ...

... protect their homeland, and nothing should be spared to help them now in the days of peace. He hailed, too, the Representation of the People's Act, which brought within its scope the right of every soldier and sailor to vote for the man he wished to represent ...

... Commons agreed to a com• promise about Proportional Representation. The Reform Bill was ac- The Reform Act. cordingly passed; but a Commission is to be set up to recommend a scheme of Proportional Representation applicable to 100 constituencies. The report of ...

... already' arisen. Their concern, and the concern of all of them was to have sound and efficient representation. People should have efficient representation and cast aside all their side issues, whatever they might be. Let them hope that men would be returned ...

... in such numbers as will secure the best advantages from the measures that are proposed. The poverty of the people and the housing of the people have been exploited at every election. The Labour Party has nothing in common with those parties who support ...

... the full needs of the people,. therefore they were up against the proposition: What was the best method of allocating what mat they did get? lle suggested that the butchers should first get to know the needs of the whole of the people in the area. This could ...

... in view of the provisions of the Act 46 and 47 Vic., c. 51, the said Candidate will not be answerable or accountable for any goods supplied, services rendered, or expenses incurred by any person acting or claiming to act on his behalf unless such purchase ...

... the 'Mayor. Others present were :—Employers, Messrs. J. Bingley, C. Black, 'G. Clark, H. Collis, and C. W. Robinson; Work people, Miss F. B. Fuller, Messrs. T. E. Cooper, C. H. Fearn, H. Gamble, Barnet Kenyon, M.P., J. Millard, E. H. Slawson, J. J. Vickers ...