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... at the meeting that the Coalition Government .would be represented -in prActi?ally *every contest. • Under the Representation of the People Act, about eight fillion women arc added to the• electorate, and the male franchise is greatly widened. The qualifying ...
... FRANCHISE. Last Monday marked the end of the first ,qualifying period for, the new franclkise conferred by- the Representation of the People Act. Henceforth .the qualifying period csix months) will end in July and, December, except, in the case of discharged ...
... rivalry Of subscriptions has been kept up. The New Reform Act. The most drastic meas. - toe of ref inn ever adoptitd in this c6untr,:f f. C;I me law almost withdut exciting Representation of the Peop.,l- being passed in February. The IZe'f!„7l-1 Pill of 1832 ...
... on the Local Food Control Committee as representing Labour, the acting cleek to the Penistone Urban District Council replied that Mr. Leonard Benson had been appointed by that Council to act on the committee, along with Mr. J. W. Dixon. Mr. 0. Bywater said ...
... the submarine baenace; it must be definitely defeated, or at least rendered negligible. •* * * THE REFORM ACT. The Representation of the People Bill, the Present Parliament's outstanding work of constittNonal reform, after one alternative vote, found ...
... Mrs J. IN. ell (R .G . A .), utyw „ .r d e o f e vil . ilVes e i.e. c . a v. f • • - . . ' - . • without the mandate of the people. 6 hours a 5 and 6 day s Miss A. Mr T. Mrs. Le V 1 tt, I ' . \ - 1 County footballer, now ' i4erving . - ' (11y , was Qatisfirel ...