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... NORTHANTS & P.R. Official Inquiry. Mr. A. B. Lowry, one «ue Assistant Commissioners under the Representation of the People Act, sat at the County Hall, Northampton, on Tuesday, to hear atements in support of, or in opposition to, the proposal to apply ...
... Potatoes. J. J. GREEN. Executive Officer. County Chambers, 1, The Drapery, Northampton Representation of the people ACT, 1918. SECTION 20. PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION. PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON WITH THE SOKE OF PETEfiiSOROUGH 'VTOTICE IS HEREBY ...
... Section of the Representation of the People Act, 1918, to Prepare a Scheme under which as nearly as possible one hundred members shall be elected to the House of Commons at General Election on the principle of Proportional Representation, have under c ...
... gave explanation of the Representation of the People Act. 1917. There was a very largo attendance, tho Council Chamber being crowded. Two ladies were present. Mr. Millington said they wor© up against a big job. There were people who thought It could not ...
... BEPRESENTATION of the people ACT. 1918. SECTION 20. Proportional representation PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON ...
... all at the front. will not like this paragraph, but the act shows so fine a spirit that we put it record. • * • IT is hoped that all persons in a position give information concerning blind people will respond to e request which the Northampton Town Council ...
... the front will followed by new attacks pressed with the utmost energy. There now general agreement not only among Allied peoples, but In neutral countries well, that the condition of the civil population in Germany and Austria is such as to compel the ...
... without pay. Kettering Urban Council Wednesday discussed Proportional Representation. The question what action they should take il the inquiry was referred a committee with powc-r act. Mr. W. W. James, sen., of Wellingborough, who has been a member of the ...
... A LIBERAL CLERIC. riie of the Rev. G. P. Soames, tin Rector of Lavendon, recalls to North Bucks people many a stirring political ■fig-ht. Mr. Soames was a Liberal in storm and sunshine, and his Liberalism was pious opinion or academic theory. He preached ...
... censure. .« The Coroner, addressing Reeve, said hj fully endorsed the rider of the jury, thought Reeve himself now realised acted improperly in not remaining home with his wife after calling assisla 11 *’ Whatever the conduct of Mrs. Reeve been. Reeve had ...