... • of Women's Suffrage licsieties pawed a resolution on Thursday rejoicing in the soccessfal pass i ng of the Representation of the People Act, whi ch gives the Parliamentary vote to 6,000,000 expreseing its specialcorierstolations to UM Fawcett, whose ...

... ARNISON & SONS, FURRIERS, PENRITH. Tel. 78. Stauwix Stauwii Rockeliffe Rwkeliffe 'COUNTY OF CinktBERLAND. REPRESENTATION Of THE PEOPLE ACT, 19IS. POLLING DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACTI3. IS HEREBY GIVEN. that by an ORDER d tho i County thuneil made nn the ...

... presented the report of the Executive Committee, in which reference waa made to the fact that the Representation of the People Act named the representation of West' morland from two members to one member, and, as a result, the two Consen-ativ• Associations ...

... occsaion shortened and on five occasions prolonged its own life, is now on the point of being dissolved. The Representation of the People Act based upon the resolutions of the Conference held in 1916 and 1917 lover whith had the honour to preside) passed ...

... *lnch one occasion shortened and on live prolonged its own life, is sow on the point of being dimolved. The Representation of the People Act based upon the resolutions of the Conterence held in 1916 and 1917 (over which I hail the honour to preeide) ...

... the new Association. nimpoeed of the iombined areas took place at Kendal on Saturday. Under the recently rimed Representation of the People Act Wertinorland has to drop from • two member to a one member constituency, a division which, owing to its geographical ...

... eve, and even little Appleby, before the Reform Act of 1832, sent it. owe two member* to Westminster. The latest change hes bees brought about by the provisions of the Representation of I the People Act, through which constitesncies are, for the most ...

... with by the Commons, the royal assent was given to the Representation of the People Act, and the Bind. fireen proroguing Parliament was read. Ths then roe O. The coutroverey over rr Representation gam rise to a spirited i nt n it the House of Commons. ...

... ed the used' of pour people; whereas, es a rule, Guardians were drawn from the middle clam—people directly is; touch with the poor. The proposal struck at the very root of democracy, for it was doing sway with direct representation. Bo far as the work ...

... the Increase of Rent. Act of 1916 is • hindrance to kneading through private enterprise. Then the net of building houses has risen probably 50 per cent. at lent, said the committee appointed recently by the Ministry, but people who have had to employ ...

... made, involving a departure fruni preced.mt in the selection. even as the regular rand has been varied with regard to our representation at Washington. The situation at Paris gives eppartunity for the appointment of a man of MOM than diplomatic attainments; ...