... I / ASGOW REGISTRATION-CASE . ' A case of special interest , rising under the Representation of t ) ie People ^ Act , came before Sheriff Boyd in Glasgow yesterday , a young woman canvasser working on behalf of tho Catholic TJliioti of Glasgowboinjf ...

... believed that unless they made provision in tho near future for a single vote , thousands ot people in Scotland who had VolCS prior to the Representation of the People Act coming into operation would bo disfranchised ior Local Government purposes . The . y would ...

... n , and the Insurance- Act needed ' amendment , as it provided for the treatment of no , more than about' one-third of the people , and that only for minor illnesses . For the treatment of cases of serious disease the ' . Act had to be supplemented by ...

... with . He thought they would do well to start now . Some people said . • ' For heaven ' s salie do . not let us have those complications during the war . The people who said that were the people who did not want it done at all . - ( Cheers . ) Was there ...

... to confer on this body the power to make representations and suggestions to the Department His viow was that tho Council should have power to advise the Department on all matters referred to , that it should act as a sort of Privy Council to the Scotch ...

... grievance , ' nc financial grievance , like . that which resulted from famine . But while they had ' a peaceful people in Ireland , and a prosperous people , there were all over the south , middle , and west of Ireland deep and bitter- resentment and discontent ...

... tho distinguished representatives of tho French people . ( Applause . ) They felt highly honoured by their visit to tho Scottish capital . Tho mutual relations between the people of Franco and the people of Scotland had aUvays been of the most cordial ...

... few—it is the faith of the nation . The democracy has been infected with it as much as the capitalist and , the trader—the people listened eagerly to the Kaiser when he promised ihem thai they would rise above all the other nations of the world . A gross ...

... Scots Greys , the Scots Bar , and Scots Law . Culflllfll Gfoig pointed out thai Scots occurred several times in tho Act of Union . ' . The Secretary for Scotland said he had no stronp views on this interesting question , and ie was disposed to ...

... just mentioned are , tho ciochets of a few independent thinkers , or whether they really represent the . views of tho German people . You have only to lool ^ to seo what the Herman Government does . First read your Treitschko and Bcrnliardi , and then go ...

... gentleman greater courtesy than tho hon . gentleman had shown him . The arrests weto miido on the ground that these people were suspected of acting to the danger of tliis country in time of war . The one . thing the Gormans wanted was • trouble . - in Ireland ...

... the detachment of British ships , to the extent of 300 , 000 tons a month , from essential trade , in order that they might act as transports . The resultnearly 900 , 000 men brought across the Atlantic , had justified the eifort . Still another factor ...