... O. W. Braddock. It was explained in the Commodi that the£7so,ooo asked for on the vote fer expenses under the Representation of the People Act was based on an estimate of the cost of printing the new register, and that much smaller sum would be required ...

... expenses tor registration officers in making the first register, which comes into force on October Ist under the Representation of the People Act:— London Boroughs. —Fee (to cover fees to deputy registration officers) £2 10s. for every 1,000 electors. Expenses ...

... ELECTORAL REGISTER. Uy Order in Council nnder the Representation of the People Act, the tlrst register is to come into force October Ist next, and tho registration dates, etc., instead of specified in the Act will be as follows:— End of period, April 15th ...

... they had not met formally tee work had been very heavy indeed, as might well be imagined, having regard to the Representation of this People Act, and tbe various regulations issued in connection with It. He took tbe opportunity to express appreciation of ...

... Chamber has lost its oldest member. Appeals from the decisions of registration officers on franchise claims under the Representation of People Act will be heard by County Court judges. Yarmouth. All cold stores at Maidstone used for hops, including those of ...

... Increase of Chargee) Act 1918, tor an Order to sanction an Increase of the charges for doaiestie and metered water •applies by *B' per oeotam per annum. The present scale of charges which are in accordance with Company’s Special Acts, can be seen the Offices ...

... bntter would be reduced from 2s. M. to 2s. 4d. per lb. Steps were decided open to carry out the Provisions of the Representation of the People's Act Mr. Balfonr stated in the Commons that had appointed committee to supervise the liquidation of goods ordered ...

... manner, and quaint American idioms are many and get right there.” the title role Miss Vivienne gives a vividly realistic representation girl, well able to take care of herself and hop sister too. Miss Hilda Moss, the sister, depicts the weak, easily led ...

... The price for raspberries, about which the Committee had made representations, had been raised from £B7 to ton, which was satiafactory. Half too of sugar had been granted to certain people who would make jam, to be plaoed at the disposal of the Committee ...

... with two such finished artistes as Gladys Cooper and Malcolm Cherry to provide perfect acting, amidst settings remarkable alike for their beauty and correct representation of several periods and countries. There is no doubt Lady's Dress ” will prove one of ...

... POWELL, Manager. Norwich, &c., &c. LORD RHONDDA ON “GREEDY GROUSERS’’ NO KEAR'OP FAMINE. OUR WAR ON U-BOATS. If people realise the position, and act up to the necessities of the case, there Is no fear whatever famine. What the greedy grousers in this country ...

... discharged were not to be sent again to the front till every able-bodied man had been called up. It was one of the few Acts, if not the only Act. repealed since the war. The Federation bad extended far and wide, until had 400 branches and from three hundred ...