... Goverument, aud pro ly they never would have them. He referred to the Education Ac’, the tu Production Act, and the great Representation of the People Act. They were three Measures of Transcendan ‘tance. Could the gi, ic problems abruad and at home be settled ...

... farewell. r Von faithfully. CHARLES H. DIXON. Last M.P. for Borough of Boston N D-W IT H-BOSTON PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY REPRESENTATION THE PEOPLE ACT, 1918. PUBLICATION REGISTER ELECTORS, 1918. Notice is hereby given, that a COPY the REGISTER of ELECTORS for 1918 ...

... 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 ...

... questions connected with mobilieatiftn. GEORGE PEEL. Major Peel and the Representation of Labour. am sometimes met with with the question a« to what view is as , ganisdtion and representation labour, and it occai’S in© to say few words that point. According ...

... medium of your columns, to contradict this absurd rumour, which I consider libellous, as r Seems to be mm everywhere? I am acting as secretary to T am entirely Scotch, both blood and birth, and hone lived in Ca There is no German blood in my family, I ...

... le weather. Mr. Pearson gave most interesting address on the subject “The Message Christ Glad tidings of great joy to all people.” Mrs. Eichenberger recited “William Tell” and “Th© Old Schoolmaster.” Mrs. Oaypoole presided at the piano. BI'NRFIT FANCY ...

... ended, at an y rate for a time, and so the reason for that rolongation was gone, and with the passing of & Act, raising the el e Representation of the Peopie eight millions onl ectorate of this country from some the House of Con’ y to somewhere about ...

... Woman’s Movement. He was one of the few of Mr. Asquith’s Go ernment who declared i nfavour of Woman Suffrage. His Representation of the Peop Act (1918), which gave the vote to us th | year, proves that it was no empty suppo ite earlv davs. which he gave to ...

... Coalition candidate as Lieut.-Col. Weigall. According to Mr. Pattinson, Coalition means the suppression of the will of the people, and though he will support Coalition in the House of Commons, and will support Mr. Lloyd George, he will not support Mr. ...

... during his Ministry, it was a fact that the first Coalition passed the Munitions Act, and, with great difiiculty. the Military Service Act and, in regard to the new Reform, Act t had been passed as a result of the . ...

... contribu- tion to our internal sources. The Food Production Department has recently made its icy clear in response to representations from fruit growers, It has suggested to the Agriculturai Executave Commit- tees of the counties, who are the supreme arbiters ...

... stead- | Ald, T. Wallis and Ald. J. Mills), charge x‘jwe l:—i;;:dh;::mgnd'l;lfizu“we:rybody went | with making a false representation 8& his qi‘;ie%nv home ! h ‘(fiuu}igs t‘zte(tih:h(:ld};'kgeaslzn;l::sm’emc:: it c ssions, how- |He had s at he was, A ge ...