... the constitution and rules the Federation which the passing of ihe representation of the People Act necessitates, in order to bring them into line with the now conditions which thio Act and the accompany ng redietribution will set up. Mr Asquith, leader ...

... the seat at the next election. letter to his constituents alludes to the alteration made the division by tho Representation of the People Act, and says would be unable to discharge his duties Secretary the Labour Party and tho s:ime time give the necessary ...

... yesterday robuve report of the Boandaries Committee dealing with local rearrangements rendered necessary by the Representation of the People Act. The committee reported that far possible they had fixed the same places had hitherto been used as polling-st&tione ...

... Liberal agents in England and Wales was held yesterday, at the Holborn Eeatsarant, consider the ■xorking of the Representation the People Act. Mr. Gtrllend. M.P.. presided, and in the course of the proceedings Mr. Asquith made abort speech the conference ...

... in recognition hia aervicea connection with the Speaker's Conference electoral reform and tbe passing of the Representation of the People Act ELTHAM MURDER MYSTERY. Soldier’s Button and Badge Found Near tbe Body. ...

... meeting Liberal agents from parts of the country was held in London this morning consider the provisions of the Representation of the People Act and the new register. Mr. Gulland, chief Whip, presided over the proceedings. a-uJ was supported Mr. Herbert ...

... organisers: “Bt* ready.’* If were readj' it did not matter'when the General Election csrme. The passing of the Representation five People Act had created an entirely new situation. The register for 1914 contained something like eight millions of Parliamentary ...

... of things which will make, we trust and believe, the representation of the people in the national legislative assembly far of a realiey than it has been in the past. Righti) administered, the new Act should bring t 3 an end many abuses of the l party system ...

... arrangements for equitable distribution your district and the rationing foods, which unfortunately are scarce. The increased representation labour the committee will enable yon in promoting the object which all h»ve view. hope that those who can help «s will ...

... believed that Mr. George will be most willing to answer them. The amiable conflict between the two Houses over the Representation of the People Bill has maintained interest the. closing days of ths present weskm. The Lords want “P.ltthe Commons won’t have ...

... when the Home Rule Act was on the Statute-Book and the Convention waa sitting. To give her two more members was to put a premium on dise.ffect -•- Viscount Midle ton deprecated the raising of the que:tion of the uver-representation of Irelaiid at the ...

... in regard to the new Reform Act that I—and few other workingmen, and some nt> doubt outside that class—would like to have answered—or to be able answer—satisfactorily. Is it apathy that has caused the passage of the Reform Act through Parliament be watched ...