... Pembroke Urban Council also in attend- The Regigratk.i; Mick, iiopening the proceedings, mentioned that the Representation of the People Act had made far-reaching changes both in law and in procedure. It had practically abolished the system of registration ...

... 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 ...

... coerces. MATTERS OF MOMENT. T. principle PrePm' Proportional tional representation was Representation. rejected by the House of Commons when passing the Representation of the People Bill. In Denmark, where this principle wee introduced by the Constitutional ...

... Ireland has a member for every 42,000 of her people. With • pope-, lation below that of Scotland, Ireland has 31 more members in the House of Com, MOOS, and 39 more than she could claim on a bass of representation strictly. proportionate to population in ...

... witx . tion controversy a point Unionist contemporary which it may the 'mastitis in an appeal be made to the Representation of its Venue Act that every candidate must deposit of £l3O, which will he returneda, after the election in case he has leapt one-eighth ...

... the bleb people and • pampered minority, who are encouraged to clam the right of • minority to rule I majority In Ireland. Government by the County Impeder end his permits mum certainly tend to strengthen this unjust claim. What the Irish people meet know ...

... the greatest statesman, the but business man, the overwhelming opinion of the masses of the English people and the reconciliation of the American people, just much George HI. broke up the British Empire in the eighteenth century, just as much has Sir Edward ...

... about with a caravan, and couw.d have no permanent address. He went on to say that the only Army Act that applied to Ireland was that of 1882. Under that Act a man charged with being a deserter must be proved to be so. = Defendant—No; T am a member of the ...

... public reception on bi• MUM to *tat city. Cardinal and sieseen other prelates, hundreds of jousts, and hundreds of thousands of people, stretching for miles, joined in the welcome, while bands at many feints played religious and musk. Magid Wage, BIN. la aormeetica ...

... wreckers. VLADIVOSTOK LANDING. The Daily Clio :aide maya:--/tbe an of American troops at Vladivostok sou- 1 pietas the representation of the four POICIrI taking pert in the expedition ta. British contingent having arrived first, and been already followed ...

... character of the government under which we are compelled to Kve. □learmtag tits People. 1 take the history of the disarming of the people of Ireland (beer, hear). The people bf belaud—Nationalists Ireland—as evwybody knows have been disarmed for upwards ...

... determined man. The circumstances of the arrest are in themselves a proof that the Irish Executive knew they were committing an act for which it was impossible to put forward any defence that would convince reasonable men. Mrs. Sheehy Skeffington had made ...