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... in view of the provisions of the Act 46 and 47 Vic., c. 51, the said Candidate will not be answerable or accountable for any goods supplied, services rendered, or expenses incurred by any person acting or claiming to act on his behalf unless such purchase ...
... 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 ...
... true that the means to keep up The Military Ser- a great comecript army vice Act was paseed in order to meet a great emergenc’ When the emergency 18 passex the need is past The Act will lapse, and there is no occasion to renew it.” So that the ery of conecription ...
... in Derby with great enthusiasm, in fact never before was the thought of Empire brought so closely home to the hearts of the people. The‘Mayor and Mayoress (Councillor and Mrs. Hulse) addressed the school children, whilst at Derby School Lieut.- Colonel ...
... 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 ...
... Debtor’s of affairs as the meet-ing creditors deficiency1'' £21632 NULLI SECUNDUS REVIEW OUR AERIAL PROGRESS With an will people can cast to before war They will remember that in remote Kaiser If was with careless humour regarded a versatile and friendly ...
... 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 ...
... collective penalties against the German penalties against the German people pestion individual penalties against Kaiser and other responsible persons will settled the meantime other peoples united pledges oreatq a police and institute an international tribunal ...
... days will mainly outside Parliament. Public opinion will the master, and Governments that presume majorities to act against the wnl! of the people will receive snort shrift. This, we believe, is recognised bv Ministers and most of all by Mr. Lloyd George ...
... 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 ...
... old-established a period of war and the gravity of situation when those who claimed to act the new Russia succeed in drawing up behind them any authoritative representation Russian wilL M was thrown over and into power negotiated treaty rest-1 itovsk Fhe position ...