... All Liberals, both male and female, are Invited to be Present; and in view of the enlarged electorate under the Representation of the People Act, 1918, it is to be hoped that there will he a good attendance. THOIIS4IN, President. W. P. MARTIN, Secretary ...

... Kincardine and Western Division Liberal Association. Mr James Allan, Norwood. presided. and, referring to the Representation of the People Act, indicated the extent of the new constituency. and stated that their electorate would be double that on the old ...

... Office in connection with the Representation of the People Act, The Provost said that so far as they understood, unless some changes occurred which necee,itated a further postponement, a general election under the new Act would take place in the month ...

... commemorative medals. In view of the new electoral conditions hich come into being under the provisions of the Representation of the People Act of this year, J. Renwick Seeger's Registration of Voters (5s net. London: Hing & Son) will he found a very ...

... association, presiding- In view of the terms of the Representation of the People Act, 1918, it was decided to dissolve the amociahon, and to reconstitute it on a bear of amalgamation with and representation from the former Wutuen's Unionist associations. ...

... than they possibly did before the war began. The reason for having a meeting at the present time was that a new Representation of the People Act had been passed, that a great extension of the franchise had been made, that women were now, for the first time ...

... s imply either to WILLIAM JOLLY. Hon. Town Tremurer. or DAVI SMITH Tow n erla in. Montrose. BURGH OF MONTROSE. REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ALT, 1918. &MEN that the REGISTER OF PERSONS entitled to Vote at Parliamentary and Local Government ll!actions; ...

... When she annexed Alsace- Lorraine in 1871 she threw down a defiant challenge to the rights of peoples to choose their own allegiance. She appropriated the people of those provinces as if they had been cattle. and she has held them in durance all these years ...

... skid they had been told by Mr Boyek that a great number of people were getting their 50 per cent. at one shop and going to another to get the other 50 per cent. to make up the 100. How many people in the town did not get any meat at all last week because ...

... of the reconstitution of district agricultural committees was considered. After some discussion it was agreed to make representation to the Board of Agriculture that the committees shoold be reconstituted on the basis of not less than M per cent. of practical ...

... they appear in the same way to people unaccustomed to give thought to the problems of island States; and equity between Continental powers and island powers may bare to be won by plain speaking and firm representations before the League of Nations can ...

... particular, which deeply concerned in these matters, to secure proper representation upon them. The elections would be upon he principle of proportional lepresent which would secure representation of a reasonable minority. Of the educational provisions of the ...