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... tho distinguished representatives of tho French people . ( Applause . ) They felt highly honoured by their visit to tho Scottish capital . Tho mutual relations between the people of Franco and the people of Scotland had aUvays been of the most cordial ...
... on tie basis of the peoples common prosperity , and maintains that tho fiscal unity of tie United Kingdom must be preserved intact ,- carrying with it , as it does , $ ie sovereignty of the Imperial Parliament and due representation therein . IRELAND AND ...
... yesterday— Miss S . E . S . Mair , president , in the chair . Tho annual report , which chronicled tho passing of the Representation of the People ' s Bill , granting the vote to over six million women ,- was presented by Mrs Thomson , lion , secretary . The ...
... opponent of Home IPiuJe . Nevertheless , ha will , he says , well come any well-considered measure which the people of Ireland and the people of this country are prepared to accept . But while Ireland has this assurance , it is well thai her Nationalist ...
... desirable , could bo worked with a minimum of disturbance to industry and a maximum advantage to the people who would attend the classes . Thcsq people might attend classes either during the shift y or after them . He thought thoy would find Dr Fisher ...
... changing the representation of the city from preponderatingly . Uberal to overwhelmirjg-ly Unionist ; Where the former member was a Unionist , as in Mr John M . MacLeod ' s case , the Liberal excuse for opposition is that the Temperance Act is in danger ...
... there was tho question of the suspension of the Eight Hours Act . This had been considered many tunes , but Labour loaders woro hostile to tho suggestion , and ro wore a great many other people . lie quiio agreed himself that eight hours was long enough ...
... favourable to rlirm •» l ? Alinrti 1 wiIiiaii simtU An ! * nA * n Aflrnnf'vwnl-w i [ i in any representations to ' the powors that be than the different bodies acting independently . In the matter of post-war , policy the Committee ¦ were hopeful that when ...
... . many representations ' on the subject , which had convinced him that all was not -well with regard to the working of the Act at this moment . Several topics had been mentioned . There wa 3 th © question of continuing the operation of the Act to which ...
... Holding Colonies Act of 1916 , the Board of Agriculture for Scotland were empowered to acquire a total area of 2000 acres for the provision of eiperimental small holding colonies for discharged soldiers and sailors . An amending Act passed in the present ...
... asked the Prime Minister whether he was aware that the preamble to the Parliament Act , 1911 , contained assurances- as to future legislation which had never been acted , upon , and , through having proved abortive , had led to much controversy and c ...
... member could not point to a single clause in any Scottish Education Act which gavo the people of Scotland any more power to insist on . higher education than ¦ was possessed by the people of England . Mr Gold stonc ( Lab ., Simdei-land ) suggested that tho ...