... freedom of choice un. der the Representation of the Poople Act he belioved that in the raconstructad Partia- ment the party whose task it auld he to deal with the wast and comiple problems arising out of the war would be a people’s party in the widest possible ...

... a six months qualifying las voturs Un- der the now Representation of the é The now remeter of voters will come into on October Ist. After that date all the men and women enfrenchised by the new Act will be entitl to vote. If a goncral clection were to ...

... THE GENERAL ELECTION Discussions regarding the General Election continue to absorb, the attention people who ttys' particular question are suspiciously anxious for the preservation of tie unity the nation. The public seem have made up their mind for election ...

... duty of the people is from time to time, whether it has changed in any of its aspects, where the chief effort is needed to meet the greatest strain, who is counselling him wisely, and who is seeking to inveigke him by the false representations, and cause ...

... be fully obtained. Proportional representation stands for com- plete democracy. Pamphlets explaining its working will gladly be sent on application he to.—Yours, etr.. JOHN HUMPHREYS, Secretary, Proportional Representation AMAZING STRENGTH AND ENERGY BY ...

... that they had accepted the resignation Mr. J. T. Lord, the represen€®tive of Hows’ on-the- Hill. A further commamication from the same Board informed the Council that the r the Agricultural Rates Act, grant unde : to £765 Os 1d, had been paid amounting their ...

... medium of your columns, to contradict this absurd rumour, which I consider libellous, as r Seems to be mm everywhere? I am acting as secretary to T am entirely Scotch, both blood and birth, and hone lived in Ca There is no German blood in my family, I ...

... experimental scheme which was suggsted by the House of Lords at the time of the passing of the Franchise Act. Commissioners ap- pointed under the Act have now made a selection of boroughs and connties in which, subject to the approval of the scheme by both ...

... MINEFIELD, nsx ro n sh ot result of fights with our pilots. J R. Smith and Mr. F. Haynes | Ss ¢ 1 be man: were appointed to act with Mr. Phillips on) Go u upon the GERMAN AIR RAIDER CAUGHT. H the Grading Committee im case of any day we emergency arising ...

... in did person can blink it, that the pass- Flanders. Hostile attacks from the ing of ihe Representation of the People frontie os far as the Scheldt broke down Act has involved the creation of con- before the Lys front. Between Denyze and the Scl the enemy ...

... poLLInNG DISTRICTS. The General Purposes Committee reported the receipt of communications from the Local Government Board on representations to them that improved voting facilities should be provided for electors in the parishes of Newton-on-Trent, Hackthorn ...

... Woman’s Movement. He was one of the few of Mr. Asquith’s Go ernment who declared i nfavour of Woman Suffrage. His Representation of the Peop Act (1918), which gave the vote to us th | year, proves that it was no empty suppo ite earlv davs. which he gave to ...