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... than a month after the passing of the Act, and make any re-arrangemeut necessary. The tot will conne into operation on waft, ing, or, if the Representation of the People Act has not passed. on the passing of that Act. GagermitiorttenTorary ...
... 19th January, 1918. Dear PrirneMisuater—Ou the 7th ()comber, 1917, in the tourso of the dchate on the Beermt.:me of the People Bill. the Chan• alter of the Enclieriticr anotioix.l in the Mousy of COM MOOS that an agicioneut had been arrived at mlatiug ...
... The A na triant are a peace-loving people, and they are beginning to we that Germany's policy of open or disguised annexations is a millstone round their neck. The Austrian Premier has endeavoured to reasure the people by repeating the Government's declaration ...
... sincerity giving to the Irish people the right of self-determination. Wc don't,” ha continued, burk or quibble at a plebiscite. We are ready to tako plebiscite. I am ready to bind myself beforehand to plebiscite of ,the Irish people on the question Irish ...
... W.I, ¢ January 19, 1918, ‘Dear Prinre Minister:—On ‘the 7th December, 1917, in the course of the debate on the Representation of the People Bill the Chanecellor of the Exchequer announced in the House of Commons that an agreement had been arrived at relating ...
... prnhably not get it bark - . end Ya• he ratirbed th.t. the Iri-h people could afford to pay the raises for butter. Mr. Parser replied that. he assumed that the Ministry of Food waft acting in consult.. tion with the Trish Food Committee, and endeasouring ...
... BE ISSUED, In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. Boland moved for new writ to till the vacancy in the Parliamentary representation of South Armagh caused by the death of Dr- Charles O’Neill. The writ was ordered' to be issued. A Contesslon that Sinn ...
... bad:. You mill be glad to know that I kw the t (antlered thin moat ‘ieuist umerupubnie attack by the people tried to range tle• libert7l log people of Ireland on the ride of Oars autocracy and ntilitarimu. My now all de.red tstaver . —Yours vie cerely ...
... arithontiee ought to be imitated with, powers for cumpuleorily acquiring land for cultivation Minder to thine under the Scot.. tiab Act. Under the liniitationi imposed by the Local Government Board, ei,,ibt and a quarter acres would mea the requirements' of the ...
... geffor the people the right of freely choosing tor-themselves what form of government they should live under; to strive that the Irish in America should not have the truth hidden from them, viz., that Irish. Party longer represent tho Irish people home, and ...
... ;&1;;%1; &grehfilfolh‘;figg dfi:mtit tg;e \lli;oxfld provide, as he did in one notable case,cip; 1 efi th iAo ol c food for the people at a reasonable rate,;}lflucgggfifs‘ifl;n‘? % %\Cvtilt(flnkhg.d (i) o fi’l-ra’.’-'; and said he had succeeded in being a Lord ...