... simple winthe-war programme. After the passing of the Representation of the People Act such course was inevitable sooner or later, and th© Prime Minister's view, shared by tho great majority tho people the country, is that th© sooner it takes place the better ...

... for the final revision or the lists of voters in Parliamentary and Local Government Board elections under the Representation the People Act, 1918. A large number claims were presented, and the majority allowed. ' It is intimated that upwards J70,(i00 ...

... Ireland has a member for every 42.000 of her people. With a population below that of Scotland Ireland has thirty-one more members in the House of Commons, and thirty-nine more than she could claim a basis representation strictly proportionate to population in ...

... and had be dealt with. He thought they would well start now. Some people said, For heaven's sake, not let us have these complications during the war. People who said that were the people who did not want it don© at all. There was better time to make start ...

... the Unionist electorate in tbc constituency. men and women, each the polling districts for the election of representatives to act on the General Committee the Association, and also as delccates for the selection of the Unionist candidate for Parliament. ...

... Nationalist representation the House of Commons and also about the pert played Iriefamen the setting of the United States. is simply parellel whatever between the objection those days of the American coloniAte to taxation without representation in the House ...

... will give effect , to the pledge which he gave to the nation in April last, but cannot help feeling that unless the British people putstrong pressure him he will do nothing. shall doubt be told that any attempt to apply conscription in Ireland would lead ...