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... June, states that attention has been given to the organisation of the constituencies as re-arrangea under the Representation of the People Act. In view of the close proximity a general election, and the importance ot giving the new voters a choice of ...
... s in existing ordinances will be proposed; rules for the compilation of the Parliamentary register under the Representation of the People Act, 1918, submitted, and the election of members of the Faculty of Metallurg7 considered. The following are the ...
... Subscribers and to intimate that the Fund is now closed. . R. T. WILSON. Hon. Sec. THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD, REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918. (University Qualification for the Constituency of the University of Durham; the Victoria - University ...
... under the Representation of the People Act, 1918. Alderman A. J. Hobson. Junior Pro-Chancellor, in seconding, said that the reason that a fee of 10s. 6d. was to be charged for registration of persons who graduated before the passing of the Act was to defray ...
... -discufised resridatioß-3 for tho graduates the University the Parliamentary register for tb© eon- createu the Representation the People Act, 1918, and consisting of the following universities: Durham, Mancbee‘•r, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Birmincr“s®> ...
... Mr. Hudson, M.P., said Lord Rhondda had shown an earnest desire to meet the views of co-operators and working people, and one sympathetic act was take into the Government Mr. Clynes. who had done nobly. ( Hear, hear.) But local committees have no sympathy ...
... prin- the si>ot authorised act tor a« the of Dierulwr~ israiittfd , him w'ould appoint wiling agents for | members when desired so. and h« would see that competing hrm* *ere not rei>re-ented by the -ame agent. arrange representation for groups of firms [producing ...
... the Ministry National Service, with deep concern and rather with dismay.” Mr. Richardson's observations arose out of representations made to the Law Society Tribunal by commercial traveller, aged 43, who said had been examined in perfunctory manner, and ...
... workers. the original At* ll.c trov ernment ra'lcd carry out their promise in etciy respect, while he contended tnat the amending Act did not really amend the orifinal » .u'''’,‘’■' ,nc!s for doubting the * of Government in rcaard their 'store Trade Union conditions ...
... the following official explanation the reduction by 50 per cent of the bread ration:—“ Germany recently pledged herself by Act of State to attend the flour distribution in Austria for both the military and civilian population, either from Rumanian, Ukranian ...