... BOROUGH AND WHITBY DIVISION. EiAixrrojts,- ■*/ is cause for great satisfaction that under the provisions of the Representation cif the People Act passed by the last Parliament, a vastly increased number of Electors will be able take active share in the Government ...

... Dept., Holborn Viaduct, Loudon. E.C.I. representation of THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918. Inrimorions to Registration Officers concerning the Representation of the Reople \ ...

... to say that the town will not exceed that amount by ib» summer time effort? The Registration Papers, under the Representation the People Act, Jiaro been are being delivered in Whitby, and for the information of any householders who may hare been puzzled ...

... his deputy for the Scarborough and Whitby Division, for the purpose of hearing claims and objections under the Representation of the People Act. Tuesday was Shakespeare's ami St. George’s Day. The times are not au*piciaas for national fete days, yet neither ...

... NO LEGAL AID BEFORE TRIBUNALS. Protest by the Law Society, Tho following letter, regarding the prohibition prolessiomtl representation new rribunals, has been *»eut b\’ tli© .ouncii of die l*iw Society the President tho l>xal ,» atUmtion of the Council ...

... Stranded So’dicrs’ and Sailors’ Ihirmitories. I was pa’-i; go*,! to judge of the merits? of this appeal the good will the people and district, for have just been homo luav.j, and could not help my exi>crien York tins time with my drearv wait last time ...

... request to subscribe liberally this further determined effort to beat the Huns. At the time of writinc these notes, Whitby people have contributed almost sufficient money wherewith to enable the Government to purchase Tank! When this particular effort ...

... ParJiamentary until 1885, and for period of twentyMsix years Hiefore it lost its direct representation in House Commons, the Liberals Whitby held the representation the borough in the House of Commons and only for three years out of twenty-six years was ...

... requires high prophetic ability look at the time when every decent-sized village will have its own fiimpalace, where the -people oan get their amusement and instruction. And with this growth iu view it is timo to toko -took what are gelling the pictures ...

... great deal thought and legislation. After briefly referring other reforms, which he said were needed for the welfare of the people, said, if elected, would endeavour to serve the country well in Parliament as ‘had tried to the Army. (Applause). Mrs. Nevinson ...

... s>e. only say that they, that representative meeting. him their wi-hes, and gave him their advio?, would nin best act upon the one. and act the other (Applause). In conclusion, he would make •i persona! appeal to nil in Soarliorough. Whitbv, and the whole ...

... eupplementary allowance of gas or electricity for Hghting which may used cdtcrnatively for fuel. That is an entire mfe-representation tho Order which the iwiblic need to warned at once, national intere-d will gravely suffer So, of course, would their own ...