... REPRESENTATION OF THE t• PEOPLE ACT, 1918. • THE OVERSEERS LIST OF VOTERS FOR SKEoNESS Has now been published and copies of the same exhibited at The Post Office, Roman Bank. The Post Office, Drummond-rd. • The Post Office, Sea View-rd. The Gowen Office ...

... form a new one in accordance with the Representation of the People Act, 1918. He was supported by Alderman Yearby, Councillor Ashwell, Mr. A. Moore, Mr. ©. B. Shaw, and ot Alderman Yearby ex the Redistri- bution Act es it affected (Leicester and St Margaret’s ...

... THE NEW REGISTRATION ACT. Under the New Representation or the People Act. Courts of Appeal are being set up at which any person dissatisfied with the decision of the Registration Officer regarding his application for voting power, may bring his claims ...

... Parliamentary passage. ' Ile thought the conduct of the House in passing two great measures like this one and the Representation of the People Act would win the approval. of history. Sir J. Rees opposed the Bill. Sit J. Fmall thought the Bill would have a ...

... affected the Western Division, althoulgh the admission of women to the franchise. and the other changes made by the Representation of the People Act have considerably increased the number of electors. Tt is not hy anv means certain that the division will retain ...

... also action Lord Burnham, who had been informed by electoral expert that the increase of electorate under the Representation the People Act was far greater tliau nnrone had imagined wanted (heir lordships to take steps to see that they enjoyed the confidence ...

... | has heen proved to be unprofitable and even | harmiul Two Orders in Council made under the i TARK FACTORE. Representation of the People Act have | The flgl(l of women’s work is continunlly heen pablished. One of them directs that | Soveloping. Mamy inetamcsy ...

... Alethodistf,. fact that Ministers contemplate dissolving Parliament: immediately the new register required by the Representation of the People Act ts ready has been well known (says the London correspondent of the Birmingham “Daily Post) for the last two ...

... not representation” They never like representation they d'd when it REPRESENTATION THE CLASS rich Sectional it did in name and as a Parliament so long would cause : cooperative man would make of which in itself complete polity Labour in Congress by nrgot'ation ...

... full benefits of which the nation will receive hereafter. The nas ing of such a measure, for example, as the Representation of the People Act—the nal re- greatest measure of constitutio form ever carried in this, or, indeed, in any country—is an indication ...

... 1919, making its lease of life exactly eight years, or three months more than the statutory limit laid down by the Parliament Act. It is understood that the principal reason which has induced the (lovernment once again 1o prolong the present Parliament is ...

... the London subjugation and vrte away the existence of their legislature for pensions, pelf, and titles. The Act of Union. The authors of the Act of Union, however, sought to soften its shackles by limiting the future juriedktion of the British Parliament ...