Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... police , 49 from the Home Office " . * Have you any information as to the number of these which came from the Metropolitan Police ? -Again , I dare say we could tell you , but I do not know off - hand . 133. Well , roughly ? -I could ...
... police , 49 from the Home Office " . * Have you any information as to the number of these which came from the Metropolitan Police ? -Again , I dare say we could tell you , but I do not know off - hand . 133. Well , roughly ? -I could ...
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... Police ? - The Metropolitan Police's job is enforce the law . 148. But it is not completely separate from the Home Office ? -- It is . The Home Office is quite separate from the Metropolitan Police . 149. But surely the Metropolitan ...
... Police ? - The Metropolitan Police's job is enforce the law . 148. But it is not completely separate from the Home Office ? -- It is . The Home Office is quite separate from the Metropolitan Police . 149. But surely the Metropolitan ...
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... Police who may visit such people carry that form with them , do they ? - No , the Police do not carry any such form with them . The normal routine matter would be that the Police would see the person concerned with a typed list of the ...
... Police who may visit such people carry that form with them , do they ? - No , the Police do not carry any such form with them . The normal routine matter would be that the Police would see the person concerned with a typed list of the ...
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LANDLORD AND TENANT TEMPORARY PROVISIONS BILL | 9 |
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee in Session | i |
Proceedings of Standing Committee | 120 |
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1958 MEMBERS PRESENT adjourned the Committee Adjourned till Thursday amended and agreed Amendment proposed BILL Blyton Chairman adjourned Clause coal prices Colin Thornton-Kemsley colliery Colonel Lancaster Committee divided Committee divided:-Ayes Committee without Question cost Dame Irene Ward David Jones Denis Howell Ernest Davies fact figure half-past Ten o'clock Henry D'Avigdor-Goldsmid increase insert the words Investing in Coal Irene Ward Joan Vickers John Maud large coal Latham leave left out stand manpower ment million tons Minister Miss Joan Vickers Mitchison National Coal Board Nigel Nicolson Nixon Browne Noes obscene output paragraph pits power-loading price of coal production prosecution Question again proposed Question proposed Question put Report Ronald Bell schemes Scotland Sir Alexander Spearman Sir Ian Horobin Sir JAMES BOWMAN Sir James Henderson-Stewart Sir John Barlow Sir JOHN MAUD Sir Keith Joseph Sir Toby Low small coal Standing Order tion Tuesday words proposed