... poverty and crime. ought during the most awful svorld war that had ever been known, to be abolished. Through the Representation of the People Act. the remedy would now be in the hands of the women of the nation. The franchise had been- conferred on five million ...

... knoun address of such men to S. W. NI AYER,. Hon. Secretary, Commercial Bank Buildings, Keith. 31st July, 1918. REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918. D day!. ar d Farming News. Srd August, 1918. MUNI WI PINNY. IkLE OF WORK OF KINDS AND PRICES OF EGATION ...

... MILLIONS Of A VOTERS. The Representation of the People Bill has received the royal assent. The !evolution it. creates in the Parliamentary franchise is shown by the following facto— Voters increased from 8,357,000 to about 16,000,000. 6,000.0(10 women ...

... of the Women's Mission Work. which Mr McDonald was doing a great service in creating homes of piety and sobriety for their people. It ham been sirranged to bold a joint service on the first Sunday of December in the Hall, Cornhill. as it is expected d ...

... eoncertificate under the National this fund, and from its commencement days for receiving any slime which people fectioner with W. Austin, Elgin. Act. Accused admitted that he 1 it had relieved distress to the extent of might desire to give, and the ordinary ...