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Criminal Appeal ( Expenses ) “ That it is expedient to authorise the payment , out of moneys provided by Parliament , of the salaries of the Registrar of the Court of Criminal Appeal and his staff appointed under any Act of the present ...
Criminal Appeal ( Expenses ) “ That it is expedient to authorise the payment , out of moneys provided by Parliament , of the salaries of the Registrar of the Court of Criminal Appeal and his staff appointed under any Act of the present ...
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A large proportion of the counties , it will be seen , are in direct association with a collegiate centre , while others maintain an independent county staff , or engage temporary instructors . It is found to be possible to produce ...
A large proportion of the counties , it will be seen , are in direct association with a collegiate centre , while others maintain an independent county staff , or engage temporary instructors . It is found to be possible to produce ...
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Staff : .. ... Professor of Agriculture Thomas Winter , M.A , Assistants to Professor of Agricul . ture W. Hopkins Jones . Robert G. White , B.Sc. * Fife Appleton . * Lecturer in Forestry Fraser Story .
Staff : .. ... Professor of Agriculture Thomas Winter , M.A , Assistants to Professor of Agricul . ture W. Hopkins Jones . Robert G. White , B.Sc. * Fife Appleton . * Lecturer in Forestry Fraser Story .
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Staff ... Professor of Agriculture R. S. Seton , B.Sc. Lecturers in Agriculture R. W. Haydon . C. F. Archibald . Assistant Lecturer in Agriculture ... J. G. Stewart , M.A. , B.Sc. Lecturer in Agricultural Chemistry C. Crowther ...
Staff ... Professor of Agriculture R. S. Seton , B.Sc. Lecturers in Agriculture R. W. Haydon . C. F. Archibald . Assistant Lecturer in Agriculture ... J. G. Stewart , M.A. , B.Sc. Lecturer in Agricultural Chemistry C. Crowther ...
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As regards horticulture , the work done , not only by means of the lectures , but also through School and other gardens in the East and West Ridings , which are entirely under the supervision of the horticultural staff at the University ...
As regards horticulture , the work done , not only by means of the lectures , but also through School and other gardens in the East and West Ridings , which are entirely under the supervision of the horticultural staff at the University ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 66 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1907 |
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