... Mrs. R. 11. Macaulay, who presided, explained the necessity forming a new association for Cromac, as under the Representation of the People Act, 1918, South Belfast no longer existed. She referred to the splendid work done in the past Mrs. Ainsworth Barr ...

... to attend the House Lords. Iheir return the Speaker announced that the Royal absent br.d been given the Representation the People Act and other Acts. The Speaker read the King’s Speech proroguing Parliament until February l'2 follows; Afy Lord» and Gentlemen ...

... BOROUGH NOTICES. „ TIIE JURIES (IRELAND; ACTS AND THE REPRESENTATION THE PEOPLE ACT, 101H-SIXIII SCHEDULE (9). NOTICE HOLDING COURT REVISION. COUNTY THE CITY FELPAST, WIT, 01 ICE HEREBY Iha.i. jioi- XA fcuant the above Acts, his HONOUR THU ...

... (Hear, hear.) Mr. Barrie had been unanimously selected as their candidate, but owing to a very intricate point the Representation the People Act it had been thought better for Mr. Barrie not to go forward. They had the very best advice in Ireland the matter ...

... districts and places were lixed in the oon©tituoncics borough Belfast accordance with tho 1018 Representation People Act and Redistribution of Seat© (Ireland) Act, subject to tho approval of tho Local Government Board, and to such alterations may with the ...

... call for more than one.” \ Proportional Representation. After repeated differences between the Commons and the Lords over the proportional representation principle in connection with the Representation the People Act their Lordships ...

... tpruace of past conflicts and found strong and reliable were elected for tho new constituencies created the recent Representation the People Act. They required men to face the stern struggles that lay ahead. (Hear, hear.; returned to his duties fortified again ...

... ed alectorete. Lord Burnham said elsatoral experts informed him that the increase in the electorate under the Representation the People Act far greater than had been anticipated by anyone. It therefore behoved that House to take steps command the confidence ...

... member the first Asquith War Cabinet. Mr. M'Kiimon Wood, polled badly that he must forfeit deposit demanded under Representation the People Act. . Porfarahirc, Stirling and Clackmannan, Dumbarton, Central Aberdeen, South Aberdeen, and West Edinburgh were ...

... which would be acceptable to the majority the Irish people. If such an agreement has not been arrived at and if the Government does not give assurance that a majority report, however constituted, would acted oil without delay, continued discussions in the ...

... will be dealt with in separate measure, which it proposed will submitted for the Royal assent at the ‘same time the Representation the People Bill*. Tn view the recent decisive majority in the House of Lords for the enfranchisement women there is small p ...

... pledge all. There was obligation under tho Act Union to continue the over-representation of Ireland because the spirit the Act of Union had been broken again and again. very large proportion of the Irish people were not friendly this country the Empire ...