... foundations of great Liberal reform in the Education Act the Representation of the People Act , and the Com Production Act . The Representation of tie People ...

... Parliamentarj ¦ Oonstituency of the University of London , DO HEREBY GIVl , PUBLIC NOTICE , as required by the Representation of the People Act , 1918 ( 8 Geo ., Cap . 64 , Schedule V ., Part 1 , Section 14 ) , that a POLL will bo taken for the Election ...

... lessons of a great war to convince him of the justice of tho women ' s claims , but toere were many doubters . The Representation of the People Act had , however , thrown down all barriers , and the women had now their rights completely established . The women ...

... tbe Provisions oi the Act » 6 ana 47 Viet ., C . 51 , the said Candidate will not be ins » erable . or accountable for any pavment lor goods supplied , services rendered , or-expenses incurred by any person acting or claiming to act on tis beball , unless ...

... Eesitntion Officers that the qualifying period for &s parpo ^ es of the second register to be prepared p » ier the Representation of the People Act , 1918 , b the period of six montns ending on the 15 th January 1919 . In the cases of naval or military voters ...

... following : — . - Housing Reform . —Aro you ' in favour of making aw Local Authorities responsible for the proper KMSing of the people , and of obtaining from tt « xreasury sufficient grants to enable them to discharge this obligation without loss ; where Local ...

... claim will bo sat'sfad / bj restitution in ' kind . ¦ As to whether Germany can pay ' for-her ivilfjil destruction or for acts of wni and indirect damage , such 1 as the loss caused to industries by being deprived of their machinery , M . Peret points ...

... by the recent Coalition , Government and had called it the most democratic Franchise Act in all history . On the other hand , in the opinion of Sir EdwarB ; that Act was a -ira-king model o £ what they might expect in the fj ...

... changing the representation of the city from preponderatingly . Uberal to overwhelmirjg-ly Unionist ; Where the former member was a Unionist , as in Mr John M . MacLeod ' s case , the Liberal excuse for opposition is that the Temperance Act is in danger ...

... Central . • - -. -Liberal Connci ^ of the fonr Universities , - - • • ' . • . ' •• ' EDUCATION .- V . ¦ Parliamentary Representation is granted to Jhe Unirer-Bities in oraer that . Education' in its widest sense , as aa interest \ itally . affecting ...

... of the Hqnor control until the Local Veto Act comes into force , and Home fiiilc . DR P . MACDONALD . THE LABOUE CANDIDATE . Dr Peter Slacdonald , M . A ., the Laionr party candidate for lha representation ot the Scotiish Universities , held an At Home ...

... and led the Liberal party ur » to now , and who had firmly imbedded tEej Jtlouse of Comrhons in and through the Parliament Act in an impreghablo position . ( Cheors . ) . , - ' IHE COiUTIOK . ' . ¦ ; .,. Mr _ Asquith , who was received . with prolonged ...