... 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 ...

... t for bringing the Home Rule Act into immediate operation subject to an Bill for the exclusion of the whole or portion of Ulster. Mr. Lloyd George, on behalf of the Government, asked me Ulster and try persuade the people there to to the exclusion of six ...

... |' 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 It was hardly put utm the Statute [ Whatever Bill is passed for the betterment of |, Book before it was out of date.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 ...

... prevent ii. What can women do?” “And drive the drinking into the homes. If the people can t get a drink the pub they will take it homo. No one will thank you for *‘lfwe act NOW there will be drink to take home. have put with it too long. When I home to-night ...

... 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 ...

... of his attitude on the question. Eight thousand people squeeze into the trams, and leave Victoria, London, every Saturday. The Ministry of Food has notified local food control committees that they must act on official orders published in the newspapers ...

... 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 ...

... adjudicated by Mrs. J. N. Lament, and the prize list in connection therewith was submitted. Representation of the People ...

... 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 ...

... so could the traders, but all they wanted was fair play, and they would demand it, up the present the farmers had got representation or voice in fixing or controlling the price of their own produeta, and he thought it was high time that they should have ...

... the old Association, to announce that the delegates there that day, both men and women under the new Ropresentation of the People Act, had been s;oygrty and duly olnnfiJ in each polling ivision or district of Mid-Antrim in proportion to their numbers on the ...