... OVER SIX MILLION WOMEN. A return of Parliamentary electors the first register under Representation of People Act, 1918, for constituencies England and Wales issued last night dihdoses a grand aggregate voting strength of 17,225,990, made up as fallows: ...

... PLURAL VOTING. The Local Government Board announce that under the Representation the People Act, 1918, person can give more than two votes at a general election. A male elector may give one vote in respect of residence qualification in one constituency ...

... (Hear, hear.) Mr. Barrie had been unanimously selected as their candidate, but owing to a very intricate point the Representation the People Act it had been thought better for Mr. Barrie not to go forward. They had the very best advice in Ireland the matter ...

... member the first Asquith War Cabinet. Mr. M'Kiimon Wood, polled badly that he must forfeit deposit demanded under Representation the People Act. . Porfarahirc, Stirling and Clackmannan, Dumbarton, Central Aberdeen, South Aberdeen, and West Edinburgh were ...

... now .'!r. Justice Cave, and a clause was put into the Representation of the People Ac: or.der which high sheriffs were entitled to become candidates for Parliament, provision bring made for deputies act for them during Parliamentary elections. This was done ...

... were already in existence, built by private people and private communities. Yes. I did, and I will tell you why. If we had not settled with those people never would have got the Act all. and the bulk of the people in England would liave been going on, you ...

... everything was. it may said, just right. The opening acts were given with just the proper spirit and go, but there was attempt to force the note jovial Bohemianism. And, more important still, in the later acts there was forcing the pathetic—a fault •which has ...

... largely i>y its own act. He thought the representation was amply worth preserving. Great pains would have be taken get the electors the register, because if university electors did not care enough about the vote get on the register people would say there ...

... SIR EDWARD CAR ON AND THE IRISH CONVENTION. In the interests the candidature Mr. Thomas Moles for the Parliamentary representation of Ormeau Division a meeting of his supporters was held last evening in the Willowheld Picture House. There was a large ...

... meeting of the electors of Duucairn who are supporters of Sir Edward Carson in his candidature for the Parliamentary representation the division was held in Cliftonvillc Presbyterian Church Lecture Hall, Cliftonpant Avenue, the proceedings being presided ...

... hoped the people of the division would realise that Captain Dixon was their selection, that Captain would hi* duty his conetitnents. The motion was parsed acclamation. The High Sheriff, in the course his reply, said it was great honour act as returning ...

... supporter of Mr. Vai.kua. If a bye-election were forced any of the»© constituencies it woukl show that even the scanty representation which Dillonism now possesses out proportion to its popular support among tho Nationalists. notice that the Irish cor ...