... LONDON'S WOMEN VOTERS. Figures in the Boroughs. Whatever may be the effect of the new Representation of the People Act in the City of London, the figures for which are not yet forthcoming, in many of the metropolitan boroughs the change will be very great ...

... vote is #xercised by the proxy. It will thus be seen that every precaution has been taken 1o ensure that the Representation of the People Act is in no sense a dead letter o far as our fighting eervices and those connected with them are concerned. —-—@e——— ...

... of soldiers and sajlors will be recorded are set ont in an 0 Council just issued under the pro- visions of the Representation of the People Act, 1918. Returning officers must as soon as possible send a batlot paper to each elector on the absent voters’ ...

... soldiers and sailors will be recorded are set out in an Order in Council just issued under the provisions of the Representation of the People Act, 1918. Returning officers must soon as possible send ballot paper to each elector on the absent voter*' list ...

... and sailors made the Government. POLLING STATIONS. same committee recommend the Council, accordance with the Representation of the People Act, 1918, appoint tho following as the polling places for the borough : (East), Council Schools, St. Mark'sroad ...

... nece«arT. Th* mere act of writing a story or mujacal score is Hufficient. endow the atithor copyright, providing.t-hait the work w original, and that if this. wae first done within some part of the British Dominions to which the Act extends, or in a foreign ...

... THE GENERAL ELECTION Discussions regarding the General Election continue to absorb, the attention people who ttys' particular question are suspiciously anxious for the preservation of tie unity the nation. The public seem have made up their mind for election ...

... the loss to £2,560 in the coming year. and if it were not for the, short Act which had been passed they might have had to discontinue altogether the making of gas. Under the Act refereed to there was power given to increase the price to • figure not exceeding ...

... interests of their owoi cloa>; but now it was necessary for the workers to direct representation, particularly in a division such as Mansfield, where 90 per cent, the people were of the wage earning class. Dealing with the housing questions, Mr. Carter ...

... who can do so will attend to discuss the suggested programme for the ensiling season. Mr. C. J. King. of mune, continues to act as conductor. rro bring the organisation into lino with the new conditions created by the enfranchisement of women, a special ...

... statesmen a realisation the danger that threatens their autocratic form governmcni. with, all the perils involves to free peoples. a sense they arc doubt wiser now than they were that Sunday evening duly that preceded the launching their grand offensive—an ...

... resigned from the Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment). This confusion would be immaterial hut malicious people are saying son has had to lesigu. This is entirely devoid of truth, as my son is an officer in the Queen s Own Royal West ...