BEPRESENTATION of the people ACT. 1918. SECTION 20. Proportional representation PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON
... BEPRESENTATION of the people ACT. 1918. SECTION 20. Proportional representation PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON ...
... BEPRESENTATION of the people ACT. 1918. SECTION 20. Proportional representation PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON ...
... all at the front. will not like this paragraph, but the act shows so fine a spirit that we put it record. • * • IT is hoped that all persons in a position give information concerning blind people will respond to e request which the Northampton Town Council ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... now the distribution had not been equitable, the balance being favour people who had a large amouni capital and could afford to buy food ana rood substitutes. A$ to Labour representation the Food Control Committees, there no lault to find with the local ...
... the front will followed by new attacks pressed with the utmost energy. There now general agreement not only among Allied peoples, but In neutral countries well, that the condition of the civil population in Germany and Austria is such as to compel the ...
... nominated by the Northampton branch of the respective or ...
... If there is holders of War Bonds have the right of conversion into it. The security is the best the world, and if there are people who are waiting for a higher rate of interest the Chancellor of the Exchequer tells them flatly that they Will be disappointed ...
... without pay. Kettering Urban Council Wednesday discussed Proportional Representation. The question what action they should take il the inquiry was referred a committee with powc-r act. Mr. W. W. James, sen., of Wellingborough, who has been a member of the ...
... A LIBERAL CLERIC. riie of the Rev. G. P. Soames, tin Rector of Lavendon, recalls to North Bucks people many a stirring political ■fig-ht. Mr. Soames was a Liberal in storm and sunshine, and his Liberalism was pious opinion or academic theory. He preached ...