... protection of hhe world frem war. Under any Government that gave the right of representation the people there ought straightforWaad ana honest dealing between and the people. Referring the recent diplomatic revelations France and the mission General Smuts ...

... 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 ...

... identity of the Irish people from that toe people of Great Britain, who are SO much more merged together, and has to remembered also j)s recards representation Parliament at Westminster that tho reduction under the Home Rule Act was made with special ...

... 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 ...

... the list of one hundred constituen cies suggested this morning proportional representation under the bargain between the Government and the House of Lords over the new Reform Act. No doubt this is due io tiie accession of Mi*. Chamberlain to the Cabinet ...

... Representatkm will continue to crop in the vocabulary of the People’s Chamber. New thoughts and new ideas are abroad. New ideas take time materialise, and the question, the better representation the people will sooner or later have to faced. I’lie any town being ...

... Economics. Belfast. said they must take interest in housing, and it must also be part their policy to secure the direct representation co-operators Parliament and local '•ovemmeut and administrative bodies. They must not tempted make inroads on their reserves ...

... '-that however small and weak the people might be they would know that their cause were just there wa* behind them the united strength federated civilisation, and that any nation, however powerful, which entered upon any act of aggression would alone against ...

... frocpiect representations which was for Mexican representatives to make, produced tension in the relations between the two nations, which must, cleared up later order maintain unbroken fraternal sentiments of solidarity which havo alwavs us tho people of Cuba ...

... favour of the Parliamentary representation of voluntary iriendly societies, and, in his opinion, the coming general election offered an excellent opportunity for joint action. The requirements of the new Military Service Act would necessarily affect manv ...