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... ed alectorete. Lord Burnham said elsatoral experts informed him that the increase in the electorate under the Representation the People Act far greater than had been anticipated by anyone. It therefore behoved that House to take steps command the confidence ...
... federalism had a certain lore about it, and people on the other side of the Channel to some extent were saying—“ Look here! We have tried good many things. Don't you think had better try this?’* The English people were getting a bit weary of all this contention ...
... afternoon, said the majority the people this country were doing their best to help on the war, and while large were doing their part in providing for the wounded in their hospitals and in other ways, there were some people who were ready to assert that this ...
... ces arising out of the wat, • Sir A. Stanley agreed to insert an amended ment providing .that the Board should aider representations by local authorities terested before making any order. Mr. J.*M. Henderson moved an amendment providing that in the case ...
... of the Government and also the condition of the workers consulted the people directly affected, and if not win the right bon. gentleman before issuing those orders consult the people with . view avoiding this strike and the otter threatened strikesr j ...
... y passed;— .The Congress declares in favour of a distinct political Labour party for the trade union movement, based representation of and controlled by Congress, and instructs the Parliamentary Committee take the steps neOessary to establish trade union ...
... One of the features of the epidemic is the number of people who are snadenly stricken with the disease in the street, and within twenty-four hours the ambulances have dealt with nearly three dozen people overcome in this way. These cases of sudden illness ...
... ideals of a tyranny which he is pleased I call culture spelt with aK. (Laughter ) Yes 1 and U.’ster committed herself nobly and acted I as yon would expect her to do. did not i about asking is England’s difficulty our opportunity ? No, said England's trouble ...