... Coalition Government in addition t the huge ta-k of the war, had given two ..real peace measures—the Representation of People Act and the Education Act. Finale anft shipping had been well managed, and we had more shipping this year than in the year liefore ...

... received from naval or military absent voters the period of postponement the counting of votes a? provided by the Representation of the People Act, 1913, would increased to twelve days from the date of polling. Mr. Hayes Fisher replied taat this matter was ...

... Coalition candidate for the Park Division, addressing a meeting St. John’s School, Bard Street, last night. With the Representation of the People Act passed, he proceeded, it was only right the new electorate should have an opportunity of electing new Parliament ...

... more than a sixth were soldiers and sailors. He welcomed the Representation of the People Act, but said had flaws which would require amendment the future. He thought Proportional Representation had great deal to recommend it, and that nothing could be fairer ...

... homes. LINCOLN’S NEW VOTERS’ LISTS. The bet* voters for Lincoln and Braccbridgo compi.id first register under the Representation the People Act, 1918, have just been published; and they show an enormous increase when compared with the last pre-war register ...

... OTHER PEOPLE’S COUPONS Derby Justices, yesterday, were not impressed the plea of John Wood, 3, Groat Northern Road, employed at Spondon, that he had acted out of good nature towards his mother utilising her ration books. They fined him £6 for wrongfully ...

... convinced that I thereby promoting the weal of the German people. The Kaiser’s office is one of service to the people. -May, then, the new order release all the good powers which our people need in order to support the trials which are hanging over the ...

... Germans had not yet p . converted. The -ame people were in thej Gerinan Government as wb n the Kaiser held power. When Germany had a General Election with suffrage like ours, with Ministers empowered by the people, then could begin to think they were truly ...

... Chancellor (Mr. H. A. L. Fisher). (Applause.' He had certainly made mark the education of the country, and they all hoped that the Act which ho bad produced would Karo farreaching results. (Hear, hear.* Sheffield’s Overseas Graduates. Tho war had shown, said ...

... Federal States began this morning the Imperial Chancellor's Palace. About 70 delegates attended. The conference was opened the People's Commissary, Herr Ebert, who made the following statement: When we took charge of the administration all was in ruins. Now ...

... she had acted, and also in view the fact that was ner own truthfulness to the postal clerk who offered to pay her th© 7s. that led up further inquiries being made, would ask the Bench say that she had rot willingly made a false representation. Tho Chairman ...

... a reconstruction Europe as we have before can only carried out the peoples d! Europe. But, you will object, how can people take part in peace-making? There are two ways in which people® have already taken part in One giving full powers personalty capable ...