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... its attendant evils. Not unnaturally people came to the conclusion that the Government was disposed to overlook the atrocities of the Huns and perhaps even to deal leniently with the real authors of.the eVil. The People's Voice. Candidates, whatever theu- ...
... speech at Ontario, made strong demand the representation of Canada at the Peace Conference. He said even if only one j representative from the Overseas Dominion* can form part of the British delegation, representation should come from Canada, as Great Britain's ...
... taken away their people scattered and many of their best dead must not he left vicissitudes of the sharp fo materials industrial facilities in Congress if it would grant some such Board right priority export for the benefit of people Gulland and Mr Churchill ...
... in the choice of a Representative for the Imperial Parliament, I have the honour to offer myself as candidate for the representation your Division, and I am glad to do so under ihe present conditions, as I have always believed that would be. the advantage ...
... population were driven like sheep from their homes the cold and rain while their houses were pillaged by the Germans. These people, who have now returned to their homes, find themselves completely destitute and without work, so that not only did Germany ...
... and they hammered out the existing provisions, with the help of private members of the House. of what was now the Representation of the People Aid. 1917. lie was one of those who were primarily responsible for those deiaiied provisions. The matter came up ...
... in as to flooding which destroyed of generations addition population like sheep cold and rain while their houses pillaged people have find destitute work reduce to for four intended involve of SEA ARMISTICE TERMS ADMIRAL BEATTY REFUSES ANY MITIGATION ...
... Cannes, Church of England to-day was a recogni- Captains the Revs. J. Lowndes (who acted Bon of the fact that a minister and his as Bishop's Chaplain for the occasion), I people must work together. There must be O'Malley. Galloway and. others. The ser- I true ...
... patriotic Ministers big them working-man elect to pieces Lordship with Mr George’s programme (Continued In Column) The Representation People Act ownership not ijian vote” that an elector division 'occupying business premises another entitled on register vote ...
... is • very ettensive hotp-ing scheme. We could never have a good, healthy nation until the homes of the people were fit for the children of the people to be born into. The Labour Party stood not for licence, but for liberty. We Mr. Hoover, the American ...
... to the them. This was now almost solely an agriculestates and to the dukedom, by the untime_tv tutu' division, and as most people realised that death of his brother. It is a good story, de- . agriculture had been neglected in the past •A pitted in racy ...
... League of Nations as the best hope of the peoples to prevent wars in Huture. Bentham fifihts for restoration of our liberties, freedom of speech, and of the Press. Bentham stands for ‘the repeal of the ConscriA)tion Acts the moment peace is declared. Bentham ...