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... for said Buigh, during the period from Ist October to 15th April next. has been made up by me in terms of the Representation of the People Act. 1918 (8 Geo. V., cap. 64). This Register will he open to inspection within my office here dorint office hours ...
... s-lection of those who are to form the Peace Congress. They must be elected by the people. All past Peace Cenge eases had failed be ease they w ere made up of pine a and not the people's te pre entatives Out of respect for these who have given and ri•ked their ...
... Unlike other small nationalities,'' Ireland has a representation iu the Imperial Parliament at W estin i lister which is far greater than her due. Sie iiris eighty representatives for four million people, as against :.)90 for the for ty-one million inhabitants ...
... enemy peoples—that is to say, the way to internal division The plainer the language of our warlike successes, and the more honest the peace words of our political leaders, the stronger are the trumps which we put into the hands of the sensible people in ...
... of the war. MT LORDS AND G ENTLEM EN, I have been pleased to give my consent to your propotals for the better representation of the people. I trust. that this measure will ensure to a much I trger number of my subj,cts in the United Kingdom so effective ...
... this causes much inconvenience to the people of Orkney they have been and are quite prepared to accept any snob restrictions which are to the national advantage. The inconvenience and lode suffered by the people of Orkney through the restrictions on the ...
... has come There is above a blessed home ; The bitterness of death all past, We leave them to His love at 'set. He bears His people'. prayers for all Who, nobly striving, nobly fall. FIRTH T —_ HZ LATE Mlt ROBERT S FIRTH.— We regret to announce the death ...
... 9s 6d was raised. The following ladies acted on the flag committee :—Mrs Baikie, Mrs G. Sinclair, Mrs Tait, and Mrs Meil, along with Mn W. J. Heddle (hon. secretary and treasurer). The under-mentioned young people disposed of the flags, and the committee ...
... boon of fresh eggs as a strength-giving agent. Why, then, will some people remain so suspicious that eggs are being misappropriated ? It would seem to be simply an excuse made by people who do not realise how much they owe to the boys. The eggs collected ...
... Munro (Secretary toe Scotlnd) said that teachers in flootind were being called up is terms of the Military Service (No. 2) Act, 1918, the Sootch Mantis° Department befog neither seed for aer required. In certain oases, however, school boards or managers ...
... proved by the voluntary testimony of tens of tins of employers of agrioultural labour and of BUDDEN S BALSAM 1/8 th3uvands of people the world over. Put it to the workmen employed in agriculture in equal numbers, test in your own one to-day. exists for purposes ...