... REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918 MID-ANTRIM CONSIITUTIONAL & UNIONIST ASSOCIATION. ...

... MID-ANTRIMCONSTITUTION AL AND UNTONIST ASSOCIATION, (MEN AND WOMEN.) In view of 1. coming into force of the Representation of the People Act, entailing a large increase in the clectorato and the enfranchisement of women, our Unionist readers will learn ...

... that he be paid an allowance of £336, commencing from 24th April, 1918. It was importan®, having regard to the Representation of the People Act, 1918, that the office of secretary should be filled at the earliest possible moment. and they re‘(ommendfll that ...

... Ireland has a member for every 42,000 of her people. With a population below that of Scotland, Ireland has 31 more members in the House of Commous, and 39 more than she could claim on a basis of representation strictly proportionate to population in the ...

... bringing ‘thp Home Rule Act into immediate operation, subject to an amend ng Bill for the exclusion of the whole or a portion of Ulster. Mr. Lloyd George, on behalf of the Government, asked me to go to Ulster and tgy to Ipersuadr the people there to agree to ...

... V. That's what I'm afraid of ~-WHAT will be given them ! ” “ What do you mean?” “[ mean DRINK. So many kind, thoughtless people offering it, and the boys not likin& to refuse. Doesn’t it make your heart ache to think of their we{come being spoiled like ...

... classes”; it abolished child labour in mines and women's underground labour; it enacted the Mines Regulation Act and amending Acts; The Truck Acts, “fi payment of wages in cash instead of in kind, was for years pressed forward and flnsllf secured by Unbnquiw ...

... |' Home Rule Act. It has been thrown over by | the democracy of Great Britain. (Cheers.) ] oruzbodv. It was hardly put utm the Statute [ Whatever Bill is passed for the betterment of |, Book before it was out of date. Only the[the people of Great Brtain ...

... seaboard of Ireland which can be turned into harhours as gigantic awd as remunerative to the people of those areas as the port of Belfast i 3 to Ulster. But the people ‘nust shemselves give the initiative and driving “srce. lreland has undeveloped resources ...

... had endeavoured to keep the balance equal as far as possible between all sections of the Ulster community, and had given representation m‘n{.m all the vast interests concerned. \Az m} .J. M. Andrews, D.L., seconded, and the resolution was unanimously adopted ...

... him do as he liked? He was afraid that Major the Hon. Hugh O'Neill, if he was that candidate, wounll say that the people wlj) would act like that were scarcely fit to be entrusted with the franchise, and that he would have no honour in representing them ...

... The wately £lOO on renavations, On the 22nd ot |culty supply about half the quantity ordered [ passing of the Representation of the People February of the present year he sold the place and required. Would housckeepers please Bill had gone a long way ...