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... 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 ...
... dealing with registration appeals under the Representation of the People Act:— Daventry, Sept. 9; Towcester, Sept. 14; Brackley, Sept. 16; and Buckingham, Sept. 17. Ths other days for holding Courts under the Act will the for ordinary County Court business ...
... TAKIO £1000 HOT DOHE LATEST FAMILY OF by letter wire ’phone 1083 FLORAL HALL PRIDAT Taliaferro Charming b-Act j Story THE SUNBEAM” Absorbing 5-Act A HEARTS REVENUE” “MY FOUR i GERMANY” 9 ATTRACTIONS WEEK ROYAL OPERA HOUSEj LEICESTER HOLIDAY AUGUST 1918 ...
... The absurdity of 2 long con- tinuance of the present Parliament, in view ofgthe new conditions set up by the Representation of the People Act, is evidenced by the circumstances which obtain at Conterbury, where a by-elee- tion is~now necessary owing to ...
... reetrictcons, it is .to be hoped some equality treatment will- exhibited. Now the time for people to speak; and for ratepayers to make serious representations to their ward councillors as to the inconveniences and unfair treetmenL they have suffered. ...
... on Seiurday, Mr. Norman Hodgson presiding. The Chairman called the attention of members to the new National Health Insurance Act. He pointed out thai the question of financial manage- ment was thrown very seriously on the shoulders of neurance Committees ...
... there will be shown, “Forall Eternity.” Readers are requested to see advertisement, for the new increased prices of next week. People sending banknotes through the post sometimes, for the sake safety, cut them in half, sending on one half first and then the ...
... new register, when will contain about 125,000 num, compared with 45,894 on tlie one last published before the Representation the People Act was paaaed. Women comprise from 38 per oent. the total. ...
... then, and no suggestion physical incapacity for strenuous task. But since then the months have lengthened into years, and the people Germany have come see the utter emptiness his bombastic assurances and prophecies. They see that not- only ii Great Britain ...
... Pltililltk.—The Mayor att.•nded at the Picturedrome on Monday night, broke tivaeal, and read the Preuitsee message to the people of this country. Mr. Aid. Cubley did the ennui at the Beaumond Hall, and Mr. Draper, the manager, at the Kineina. - • -• • ...
... our elect Aral machinery in the melting pot. said admitted millions of new voter* to the suffrage. %lien the Representation of the People Act received the Royal Assent the sequel was plain to all who looked beneath the surface. As soon as the new Register ...
... which there element skill are illegal under the Lottery Act. and the distinguished people who, from motives, arranged this particular lottery, will b? ediiied to learn that the somewhat ancient Act of Parliament governing the matter declares that any person ...