... Editor.) Sir,—As you are doubtless aware, Local Government Board have announced that the new register under the Representation of the People Act will be needy for use on October Ist, 1918, which means that we may have a General Election within a very short ...

... issucs the covered the efficacy of manual work as an « fallowing :— ’ educational means, the Bills unaccountably Representation of the People Act, 1918. i best years of life.” _ treat it as an antagonistic except in an | The date for the publication of the ...

... total. Lincoln witizens are warned that they must’ really pay more serious attention to their position under the Representation of the People Act. It is some weeks ago since the forms were distributed, and only three days were allowed for filling them up; ...

... m-q'haw Jor publication, but asa guarantse of good Jaith. s d | The changes brought about hy the pass. ing of the Representation of the People'a ‘Act. so far as the local situation is concerned, were explained in detail by Mr. A H. Beeton, Conservative Agent ...

... rejecting the motion for the adoption of a scheme of proportional representation. The Representation of the People's Act was only passed on condition that a scheme of proportional representation should be tried on a small scale, and when the ...

... of officials, ready for active work whenever necessary. and generally to put the ‘house in order ’ “The new Representation of the People’s Act wil! increase the work of the* Associa- tion, and will necessitate every member of the Association doing his ...

... duty of the people is from time to time, whether it has changed in any of its aspects, where the chief effort is needed to meet the greatest strain, who is counselling him wisely, and who is seeking to inveigke him by the false representations, and cause ...

... years there had been some development with regard to labour organisation. In small ports and towns like Boston there were people who did not want to see such a development and who told them that higher rates of wages could not be paid. Nevertheless, there ...

... experimental scheme which was suggsted by the House of Lords at the time of the passing of the Franchise Act. Commissioners ap- pointed under the Act have now made a selection of boroughs and connties in which, subject to the approval of the scheme by both ...

... colonies could there-fore look period absolutely THE HIPPODROME five-act will at of story the to every fui ahe she gets the in into Then judge of it the and intervention girl A four-act Father’s Gold” in and Burt shown and hiding which in a novel way plenty ...

... as busi- omedy in three acts. “Please Help Rmily” is a farcical Tn the first, tb rough the scapades of Emily, amusin probletas occur, but in cb 2 ay amazing coutreie mps ensuce, and interest- ag complications develop, tite act bringmg the tory io a delightful ...

... man liable to military service by Yhe new Act; 2) A man who could still make an application under the previous regulations or justructions; (3) An attested man who was over military age-41—when the previous Acts were passed, he being in the same POsition ...