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... are two or more members elected conducted on the principle oi proportional representation, each elector having one transferable vote under the Representation of the People Act, 1918. Irish National Univorilty. The result for the National University of ...
... NEW REGISTER INCLUDES NEARLY SEVEN MILLION WOMEN. A return of electors on the first register under the Representation the People Act, 1918, for constituencies in England and Wales, issued Mat night, discloses grand aggregate voting strength of 17,225 ...
... parsing the Representation the People Act last year House of Commons consisted of 670 members, and the composition parties the time of tho dissolution was follows: Unionist* 253 National Party I.about . TA Sinn .„ b Total 670 the Reform Act repr ...
... VOTERS. i THE ELECTORATE IN ENGLAND AND WALES. A return of Parliamentary electors on the ■ register under the Representation the People Act, 1 1818, for constituencies in England and Wales issued last night aggregate voting strength of 17.225,990, made ...
... League of Nations as the best hope of the peoples to prevent wars in future. Bentham fights for restoration of our liberties, freedom of speech, and of the Pres. Bentham stands for the repeal of the Conscription Acts the moment peace is declared. _ _ _ _ ...
... 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 ...
... the Titos Lartius, Tullus Aufidius, »nd the Tribunee. The wreck of the career of CortoUinus was caused 'not by bcom of the people, - but his method's securing political adveacemeut. The phrase, “Alone I did it,” has been quoted oft connection with the ...
... 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 ...
... inadequate food and sleeping ac commodation in troopships returning Australia. Mr. Watt, the Acting-Prime Minister, state* that had made the most emphatic representations the subject to Mr. Hughes, —itemer. DEAHER BOOTS. The secretary of the London Boot and ...
... I protest against the cowardly action perpetrated on the Labour candidate the other night. However opinions clash, surely people can differ without reporting to methods which savour of Pnirsianism. Liberty thought is a priceless asset, and opinion must ...