Parliamentary Papers, Volume 52H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 - Bills, Legislative |
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... examining the history of one ( selected at random ) of those not mentally examined because they were out on bail and could not be found , the following criminal record was disclosed : Offense Date 1. Attempted larceny and assault and ...
... examining the history of one ( selected at random ) of those not mentally examined because they were out on bail and could not be found , the following criminal record was disclosed : Offense Date 1. Attempted larceny and assault and ...
Page 14
... examined in each field of the microscope is 1 / 600,000 part of a c.c. of milk . The limitation of the examination of the slide to the central portion of each field , avoids using the margins of the field where definition is hazy , and ...
... examined in each field of the microscope is 1 / 600,000 part of a c.c. of milk . The limitation of the examination of the slide to the central portion of each field , avoids using the margins of the field where definition is hazy , and ...
Page 165
... examination are the same as for examination in chief. The witness at the present moment is being cross-examined and is being cross-examined as to credit; that is to say, to prove whether or not he is telling the truth. As to the calling ...
... examination are the same as for examination in chief. The witness at the present moment is being cross-examined and is being cross-examined as to credit; that is to say, to prove whether or not he is telling the truth. As to the calling ...
Page 173
... examination surveys and that they may differ from examined persons with respect to the characteristic under examination . Only 15 per- cent of the nonrespondents gave as their reasons for nonparticipation personal illness , physically ...
... examination surveys and that they may differ from examined persons with respect to the characteristic under examination . Only 15 per- cent of the nonrespondents gave as their reasons for nonparticipation personal illness , physically ...
Page 221
... examined .. Number claimed to have passed . 12,888 Per cent of number claimed to number examined 12,604 12,939 13,258 5.807 5,720 5,306 45.05 45.38 41.01 7,290 54.98 1867-68 . Number of scholars examined .. 12,185 12,509 12,266 12,681 ...
... examined .. Number claimed to have passed . 12,888 Per cent of number claimed to number examined 12,604 12,939 13,258 5.807 5,720 5,306 45.05 45.38 41.01 7,290 54.98 1867-68 . Number of scholars examined .. 12,185 12,509 12,266 12,681 ...
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31 March Accounting Officer Aid Realised anticipated Appropriations in Aid Buildings Casual variation Causes of Variation certify charged CLASS I.-continued Commission Commissioners compared with Grant Comptroller and Auditor Court Deduct Dublin ended 31st March Estimate has taken Estimate over Expenditure Estimated cost examined Expenditure and Grant Expenditure Gross EXPENDITURE in excess Expenditure to 31st Extra Receipts EXTRA REMUNERATION Fees Fund Grant Gross Grant in Aid Gross Estimate GROSS TOTAL Incidental Expenses Inland Revenue Ireland IRELAND-continued John Kempe Loans March 1906 Balance Miscellaneous PACKET AND TELEGRAPH paid payment place under Sub-Heads POST OFFICE PACKET Prisons provision Queen's College realised in excess received Remanet Repayment REPORT REVENUE DEPARTMENTS Royal Royal Irish Constabulary saving Scotland showing the Surplus shown STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURE Sum Expended Sum Granted Surplus of Appropriations Surplus of Gross Surplus or Deficit Surrendered Total Estimate Expenditure Total Surplus Treasury Letter Variation between Expenditure Vict W. M. Martin Wei-Hai-Wei