... compulsory :military service, and the removal of restrictions imposed upon the people by the 'Defence of the Realm Act and war conditions. The New Representation of the People Act ,gives us a substantial extension of the suffrage. But this ...

... of compul- of sory military service, and the restrictions imposed upon the people by the Defence of the Realm Act’and war con- ditions. The New Representation of the People Act gives us a substantial extension af the suff r But this ...

... of publication must be restored completely and immediately. The Compulsory Military Service Acts should be repealed. The new Representation of the People Act is a large step forward in the direction of defnocratic suffrage, but the end of the road is ...

... settle the amount charged for the services of the Corporation staff in connection with registration work under the Representation of the People Act, 1918, and with the present Parliamentary election. The question of an allowance for overtime workby certain ...

... these old people their own homes than send them to the Workhoue. where would cost 15s. week keep them. Not only that, but the old folk themselves would happier. referring to Mr. Fisher's Education Act, said he considered it, after the Representation the People ...

... behind his back. In referring to Mr. Fisher’s Education Act* he said considered its after the Representation of the People Act, the greatest measure of reform of the last Parlianmt. Some people objected to the clause which kept boys at ...

... 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 ...

... protect their homeland, and nothing should be spared to help them now in the days of peace. He hailed, too, the Representation of the People's Act, which brought within its scope the right of every soldier and sailor to vote for the man he wished to represent ...

... already' arisen. Their concern, and the concern of all of them was to have sound and efficient representation. People should have efficient representation and cast aside all their side issues, whatever they might be. Let them hope that men would be returned ...

... part in the choice of Representative for the Imperial Parliament, Idiave the honour to offer myself a Candidate for the Representation of your Division, and 1 am glad to do under the present conditions, os I have always believed that it would be the advantage ...

... in view af the provisions of the Act 46 and 47 Vic., 51, the said Candidate will not be answer. alle or accountable for amy goods supplied, services rendered, or expenses incurred by any person acting or claiming to act on his be , unless suc pure , Service ...

... per cent. Those, were people who were rot disturbed how long war continued. The Labour party was det mined to make this one more clear i.-sue befo the country. were within three days of t .election, and after ten years' representation Parliament no one could ...