... for Stourbridge (Worcestershire) by the local Labour Party. Stourbridge is one of the new divisions under the Representation of the People Act. 1918. Miss Macarthur's candidature had been approved by the Executive Committee of the National Federation of ...

... was now one largely of well-power and nerves, a #*onte ...

... WAR-TIME RENTS ACT. A Royul Commission yesterday gave assent tho Increase of Rent (Amend, ment) Act. When the Common’s amendments were before tile Second Chamber Lord Balfour of Burleigh objected to the retrospective operation of the Bill applying far ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Ute powers the department, overcame this anxiety, and he added later further amendment providing that all schemes under the Act adequate provision shal. made in order to secure that child ten ana young persons shall not be debarred enjoying the benefits ...

... rich man's was rot filled at the expense the poor man's cupboard. The of the new Act., passed for punishing the profiteer, would, feared, have to extended some gluttonous people who, deception and fraud, had secured more than ♦bet** share coupons. hoped that ...

... If you do. can you wonder that the Irish. people believe that they are once again to be the victims of calumny (see the press of this country and the propaganda abroad), of treachery (see the Home Rule Act passed four years ago and not yet applied), ...

... power. It, must act. With Lord Milner's help the thing can be done. het the Premier do it heedless of howls. Mr. Garvin is not quite clear as to what the Premier must heedless of howls. But he suggests that the Defence of the Realm Act should be strengthened ...