... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 0. Clark. The Mayor, initiating’ vote thanks to Councillor Clark, who opened the ?how, said it was a remarkable thing that people did not eat more green vegetables Cabbage, beans and green vegetables various kinds wore grown profusion, but the amount eaten ...

... the 'Mayor. Others present were :—Employers, Messrs. J. Bingley, C. Black, 'G. Clark, H. Collis, and C. W. Robinson; Work people, Miss F. B. Fuller, Messrs. T. E. Cooper, C. H. Fearn, H. Gamble, Barnet Kenyon, M.P., J. Millard, E. H. Slawson, J. J. Vickers ...

... Sliases Barbara Katherine acting train bearers. The officiating clergy were the Rev. Plnmtree (rector Danbury, and uncle of the bride) and the Rev. E. (vicar Ripley), whilst fapt. M. H. Coote, B.F.A. (brother of the bridegroom) acted as best man. The service ...

... skilled workman 'J jJj voice : the nawv.' would not know the difference and seeds. The resolution was agreed to. _ ds. I Representation on Traffic Be* 0 I The congress agreed, the Licensed Vehicle Workers' Association. lowing motion: ' The .President of ...

... Barbara and Katherine acting as train liearcrs. The officiating clergy were the Rev J. H. Plumtree (rector of Danbury, and uncle of the bride) and the Rev. E. T. (vicar of Ripley), whilst M. H. Coote. R.F.A. (brother of the bridegroom) acted best man. The service ...

... may add, possesses special features which make - desirable for the whole situation to reviewed j and some collective representations made. A meeting of those concerned has been convened for Oct. Ist, at 6 p.m., at Caxton Hall, Westminster, and difficult ...

... congress-, therefore, decide* that, with view to affording guidance this matter, committee shall appointed, to of six congress-, act appointed the Parliamentary Committee, prepare and submit scheme, which, inter alia, shall provide for: (ai Fixing the various ...

... heating church seated for 'soo people to accommodate a congregation persons.” MATERNITY ACT. COUNTY INSURANCE COMMITTEE’S PROTEST, The exclusion of Insurance rominittcee from the scope the Maternity ana ChiJa Welfare Act was tiro subject of a protest at ...