... REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT. RULES AS TO APPEALS. The following rules of court have been mad© 'by aofc of sederunt under section 14 the Representation of the People Act: Rules applicable to appeals to the ...

... welfare and happiness its people. Let them try and carry the true spirit of brotherhood into their lives and homes, and in the public life of the town. He'would hoiie that that spirit of brotherhood would be shown in larger representation of labour the Town ...

... Order. , Defendant* pleaded ignorance of the Order, and Detective-inspector James Whitebouae said they were highly respectable people. The male prisoners fa the# left Germany when twelve years age. and went America, where the male prisoner was born, hi* mother ...

... registration appeals under the Representation of the People Act:—Daventry, September !lth; Towcester. September 14th; Braeklev. September 16th : and Buckingham, September 17th. The other days for holding Courts under the Act will on the days for ordinary ...

... remained open, they not only had a great deal of opposition, but were invariably met by the retort, Oh ! you can't make people sober by Act of Parliament! In this article we propose to deal with a part of the proof that temperance reformers were right and ...

... that the Company did not intend putting on extra triune, but might strengthen those already on. If a considerable number of people were going to one place. and the Comply were notified in advance, they would do their beet to provide accommodation. SKIRCOAT ...

... Why must Germany always remain behind? Muller Meiningen (Progressive People's Party), in the course of his speech, said : I am personally an adherent of proportional representation, but . . . to adopt the amendment] would involve wrecking the Bill. ...

... the County of Dublin in the Courthouse, Gireen street, as Registration Officer, under the provisions of the new Representation of the People Act. ieut. ral Sir ‘Henry le Guay Geary ditc;euatt G(%::ngrlerlsey “this | morning. Deceased, ¥who had ~a brilliant ...

... the question, and these people would become defunct. Mr David Powell : If we appoint representatives it should only be to watch the proceedings, without any instructions from this Council. Mr Beetwith observed that the people calling the conference had ...

... CURRENT EVENTS. *■ THURSDAY August I, 1918. Yon s Fate, j have said before, but there can be j barm in repeating it, that the people of these Islands have no sympathy with tho policy assassination. We all detest it. [is alien to our notions and our methods ...

... upon questions relating the dispos-ai ot funds which esist for the benefit the army. Mature of its constitution is the representation on the -warrant officers, non-oommissioned officers, and and file of the army. All ranks will thus have opportunity of ...

... and H. R. Wansbrough was for defendant Mr Brown stated that the M mad. inquiries concerning badges {retting *i, hands of people who had np The badge, the sublet of the eSSte possesion of a bank clerk, who wouldlJ he received it from defendant Taylor ...