... in the comity. /f TA m time, one is bound to admit that the Proportional method would the most accurate representation of all sections of the people. • » • rT’HE life of that hue soldier. Colonel Ripley, who commanded the 6th Battalion of the Northamptonshire ...

... sae Assistant be I scls4. is the Cssimisaioaers u nd er the &presentation or metre of the comity, sad it would be t i,PeoPl• Act. eat et the l'ounty Ilan.' strange to base the proportional system i e . to-day. to beer statements around and sot in Borough ...

... who can do so will attend to discuss the suggested programme for the ensiling season. Mr. C. J. King. of mune, continues to act as conductor. rro bring the organisation into lino with the new conditions created by the enfranchisement of women, a special ...

... election to arliamen mem for Maidstone. Except that his eyed& failed, Mr. Fancett rettlaed his faculties to the last. Some people are uking what will happen to the extra lid. paid by the jam loanufacturent for blackberries when the picker only receive ...

... up a really firnt-clnes entertainment. elide and Vanelan appear in an excellent musical novelty act. Peggy Lyde (comedienne) gave very good representations of a cockney, and her description of the wedding was particularly gne. The serial, Girl and Game ...

... question for the Connell. It was an abet, Intely poli'ical question. and not a question of nuance. The proper people to settle the question were the people connected with the various parties in the town. If the Finance. Committee said they would go in for Pr ...

... and marmalade in smaller quantities so not to handicap the poorer people?” \Ve think the shops which now supply 7 lb. pots must few and far between. Most grocers are undoubtedly trying act fairly towards their customers. nPHB Billing tria] i 3 producing ...

... are hangina down on house walls ih the 'Meet. Temp. Lieut. (Acting •(krptaiii) R. Thompson, General List, hen been appointed Lieutenant to the Northants Regiment, retaining the rank of Acting Captain with pay and &Belmar*, of Lieutenant. In Polerwooke ...

... Bedfordshire, and sent as gift from the Duke Bedford to neighbouring parishes for distribution by the Parish Councils among poor people. Preliminary steps have been taken during the past week or two to provide work for Woburn Sands girls. The new industry— machine ...

... aural• we had gained as alliance with litany millions nf people who had norm , 'mown defeat. Let them be of good mar age—the future of the world wm with the kigl22ltivm race and the Latin people*. .) It was s • rineetion of how long. , 8 5:o rr flul i ...

... days will mainly outside Parliament. Public opinion will the master, and Governments that presume majorities to act against the wnl! of the people will receive snort shrift. This, we believe, is recognised bv Ministers and most of all by Mr. Lloyd George ...

... provisional arrangements with Mr. John Humphries, the secretary of the Proportional Representation Association. to vet the Chamber and explain the exact mean- Prortional Representation. Proddent, moving a vote of thanks to Viscount Chaplin for his servlowl as ...